Or you can run mbrlabel (without -w) and replace the previous entries
accordingly.
No, without -w, mbrlabel will just print out the modified disklabel,
but will neither change the in-core label nor the one on disk.
Indeed. you print the modified label and you then modify the entries
(with
wolfg...@solfrank.net (Wolfgang Solfrank) writes:
>> Or you can run mbrlabel (without -w) and replace the previous entries
>> accordingly.
>No, without -w, mbrlabel will just print out the modified disklabel,
>but will neither change the in-core label nor the one on disk.
Indeed. you print the
Hi,
Michael van Elst schrieb:
bea...@sdf.org writes:
So it sounds like mbrlabel by itself would not have been sufficient for
avoiding this scenario; it's output still needs to be applied via the
disklabel tool; is that correct?
Yes.
No, this is not fully correct. See below.
I'm sort of
