> that's a good question. if you just want to copy everything, i use the shell
> idiom
> disk/mkfs .... <{echo +}
I ran this in /usr/bootes/ as bootes:
su# disk/mkfs -a -s / <{echo +} > arch
processing /fd/7
mkfs: /fd/7:1: can't open //dev/consctl: '//dev/consctl' permission denied
mkfs: /fd/7:1: can't open //dev/kprint: '//dev/kprint' device or
object already in use
I guess it wasn't the brightest idea, because the arch file grew much
bigger than all my files put together on the old drive.
Should I mount the new drive to /n/kfs and not use the -a option? I
was a little confused about these references to kfs while my
filesystem is fossil.
