I am trying to install Yard-SQL from the SuSE Linux 6.0
CD-ROMs. Part of the installaion instructions, concerning
the cfg file, state that:
'The device /dev/ryard3 is just an example for using a
raw device.
Some operating systems (eg Linux) do not have raw devices.
Use block devices in these cases.'
The cfg lines to which this refers are:
# dbspace device size offset
F ROOTDBS /dev/ryard3 200000 0
Can somebody please explain what 'raw devices' and 'block devices'
are, and what I should put in the cfg file?
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Andrew Tuson
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