Baslinux mailing list

[sindi keesan <keesan AT sdf.lonestar.org>]

>   I tried the floppy version.  It booted just fine, and was able to 
> mount /dev/hde1 = my DOS partition. It couldn't mount /dev/hde2 (the 
> partition I have prepared for a hard drive install), and I found that 
> this is because there is no /dev/hde2 in /dev.  Accordingly, I have just 
> downloaded SW4.0 /a2/devs.tgz and we'll see if this will make a 
> difference.

mknod /dev/hde b 33 0
mknod /dev/hde1 b 33 1
mknod /dev/hde2 b 33 2
mknod /dev/hde3 b 33 3 (etc.

> From an online google search on mknod /dev/hde2 .