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21. | Type “c” for partition c. | |
22. | First cylinder: | Type “29”. |
23. | Last cylinder: | Type “550”. |
24.Type “n” to add a new BSD partition – the /usr partition in this case.
25.Type “d” for partition d.
26. | First cylinder: | Type “551”. |
27. | Last cylinder: | Type “1023” ; last cylinder - one. Do NOT accept the program |
| generated default of "1024" here, because of possible disk corruption. | |
28.Type “p” to print the partition table. You should notice that the fstype is set to unused for each of the partitions. This will have to be changed via “toggle” – see next step.
29.Type “t” to change the partitions filesystem id.
30.Type “a” for partition a – boot partitions use a “boot” code.
31.Type “L” to list the codes you can use.
32.Enter “d” for boot type.
33.Type “t” to change the partitions filesystem id.
34.Type “b” for partition b
35.Enter “8” for ext2 type.
36.Type “t” to change the partitions filesystem id.
37.Type “c” for partition c – swap partitions use a “swap” code.
38.Enter “1” for swap type.
39.Type “t” to change the partitions filesystem id.
40.Type “d” for partition d
41.Enter “8” for ext2 type.
42.Type “p” to print the partition table – Please verify all your settings.
43.Type “w” to write the disklabel to the disk.
44.Type “q” to quit.
45.Tab to DONE and press ENTER.
For further information on creating partitions please refer to the Installation Guide provided by the software distribution vendor.
Post-Installation
System Resource Manager Configuration
After the software has been loaded to the disk, the system will attempt to reboot. Before it begins the bootup process, press the front panel reset button. This will stop the bootup process, and allow you to make the final configuration changes to be able to boot directly from the disk, instead of the floppy or
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