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Sheldon Isaac wrote:
>
> After booting Basic Linux,
> one would
>     mount /dev/hda1 /mnt
> and then
>     /mnt/hds ?

Yes, that can be done (for the ramdisk version of BL2).
 
> # C:\hds
> #!/bin/bash
> # first have to mount /dev/hda1 /mnt
> mkdir /hd/c
> mkdir /hd/d
> mkdir /hd/e
> mkdir /hd/f
> mkdir /hd/g
> #
> mknod /dev/hdb5 b 3 69
> mknod /dev/hdb6 b 3 70
> mknod /dev/hdb7 b 3 71
> #
> umount /mnt
> mount /dev/hda1 /hd/c
> mount /dev/hda5 /hd/d
> mount /dev/hdb5 /hd/e
> mount /dev/hdb6 /hd/f
> mount /dev/hdb7 /hd/g

Or, you could stick those things directly into BL2 by:
(1) installing BL2 to HD
or 
(2) customizing the ramdisk version by editing baslinux.gz 

Cheers,
Steven