On Fri, 1 Oct 1999, Werner Heuser wrote:
> for me 0.0.79 worked with 'fdisk /dev/bda1' on a C286LT
Don't use /dev/bda1, use /dev/bda. bda1 is partition 1 on the 1st disk,
which is not what you want.
Davey
> I am new to linux, I know a bit like. But what is a "bda" device?
> tom
BIOS driven HD device. It is explained in the FAQ afaik, the one you
haven't read.
bye, Ab
Thomas Stewart writes:
>
> hi
> >for me 0.0.79 worked with 'fdisk /dev/bda1' on a C286LT, see
> >http://www.snafu.de/~wehe/c286lte.html
>
> I am new to linux, I know a bit like. But what is a "bda" device?
> tom
>
bda is the hard disk devi
hi
>for me 0.0.79 worked with 'fdisk /dev/bda1' on a C286LT, see
>http://www.snafu.de/~wehe/c286lte.html
I am new to linux, I know a bit like. But what is a "bda" device?
tom
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Thomas Stewart schrieb:
>
> Hi
>
> I dont know whether this is thet case for evey one but for the last couple
> of versions of elks I have not been able to get fdisk to work. It gives me
> error opening /dev/hda1 or somhing like that.
Hi Tom,
for me 0.0.79 worked with
Hi
I dont know whether this is thet case for evey one but for the last couple
of versions of elks I have not been able to get fdisk to work. It gives me
error opening /dev/hda1 or somhing like that.
I have tried fdisk with both the distribution images and I have tryed to
compile it and then
