> If you're just trying to label wd1 the same way wd0 is, you can just
> do:
> disklabel wd0 > foo
> disklabel -rR wd1 foo

Or even (as I've done on occasion)

disklabel wd0 | disklabel -rR wd1 /dev/stdin

Especially useful if arranging a writable filesystem is difficult for
some reason.  (I've run into such circumstances often enough.)

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