nnzrik@unix.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk writes:

 > Oh. Just tried UnixFS again, it will mount the / and /var single
 > partition using the 'MountHD4a' file, but it won't mount the /usr
 > partition using the 'MountHD4e' file anymore.
 > It gives me the error:
 > 'Error when reading UnixFS:$ - INODE not found' in a dialogue box, and
 > 'cache_read():ufs_bread failed' printed onto the background
 > 
 > Anybody any ideas, or can throw any light on the problems.. 

Well since / works then unixfs is successfully found the disklabel. Is
the /usr partition definitely 'e' ? Are you trying to mount the /usr
partiton on top of the /usr mountpoint in / ? If so then this doesn't
work. Just load unixfs and run mounthd4a.

 > 	Thanks - strange about the 540Mb drive - I've resigned it to a PC
 > 
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Cheers Scott

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