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From: "Charles Wilkins" <chas@pcscs.com>
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Subject: hd disk devices
Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2000 15:33:33 -0500
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I have the following hd devices in /dev.

hda 3,0
hdb 3,64
hdc 22,0
hdd 22,64
hde 33,0
hdf 33,64
hdg 34,0
hdh 34,64

How do I go about making devices for hdi, hdj, hdk, hdl, hdm, hdn, etc ?

i.e. which major and minor numbers do I use?

Regards,
Charles Wilkins

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