> [Notes on isk drive arrangments and partitioning.]
>
> It was suggested that I use pfdisk to do this - I found it easier to use
> Western Digitals tools to do the paritioning, but the docs also mention
> that I need to mark that partition as 165 decimal.  How?  
> 
> Something tells me that pfdisk would do it,  but I can't seem to determine
> how.  Do I need to do anything special to the 540 MB drive?

The pfdisk that came on my BSDisc CD-ROM uses the following command to
set a partion:

	<partition-number> <type> <start-cyl> <end-cyl>

So start up pfdisk on your disk, type 'L' to list the partition table,
and then type the parition number you want to change, followed by the
type, followed  by the start and end cylinders you've read from the
partition table listing.

cjs
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