> Ted Lemon writes:
> 
> >Given what Andrew has said, you can probably replace the boot blocks
> >by doing a ``dd if=/usr/mdec/bootblks of=/dev/rrz0c seek=1 skip=1'',
> >although this still isn't going to fix the Ultrix disk label.
> 
> No, but chpt -a sounds like it will, assuming Ted Spraley still
> has Ultrix up, with the partition table from that drive in-core.

Thank you, thank you, thank you Jonathan, Ted, Drew!  It worked!

In fact, all I did was "dd if=/usr/mdec/bootblks of=/dev/rrz0c", then
"chpt -a -v /dev/rz0c", then fsck and dump the filesystems on the off
chance I could figure out something else to do if it wouldn't boot.
Then I worked up my nerve and typed "reboot", and it came right up!

Now I can get back to NetBSD!


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Information tends to drive out knowledge.  [...] many people cannot
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wisdom, which even knowledge tends sometimes to drive out. -Heinz Pagels