As I said in my first post, NetBSD pdisk.  I run it from the NetBSD.macppc =
ISO=20
install cd shell. The format of the output will be a little off below, but=
=20
here is what I get:

#pdisk  /dev/wd0c
Edit /dev/wd0c -=20
Command (? for help): p

Partition map (with 512 byte blocks) on '/dev/wd0c'
#:		. .	type		name				length		base		(size)
1: Apple Partition Map	Apple				63		@	1
2: Apple_UNIX_SVR2		netbsdroot			614400	@	64		(300.0M) SO RUFS k0 /
3: Apple_UNIX_SVR2		swap					2097152	@	614464	(1.0G)   S1  SFS k0 (swap)
4: Apple_UNIX_SVR2		var					2097152	@	2711616	(1.0G) =20
5: Apple_UNIX_SVR2		tmp					1048576	@	4808768	(512.0M)
6: Apple_UNIX_SVR2		usr					27972056	@	5857344	(13.3G)  S2  UFS k0 /usr
7:            Apple_HFS		Apple_HFS_Untitled_1	44310744	@	33829400	(21.1G)
8:	       Apple Free		Extra					16		@	78140144

Device block size=3D512, Number of Blocks=3D78140160 (37.3G)
DeviceType=3D0x0, DeviceId=3D0x0

On Wednesday 10 August 2005 10:52 am, Hammond, Robin-David%KB3IEN wrote:
> perhaps some output from the pdisk, which pdisk the macos X,9 or netbsd
> pdisk btw?
>
> On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Matt Rolf wrote:
> > Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 10:44:53 -0400
> > From: Matt Rolf <mrolf1@columbus.rr.com>
> > To: port-macppc@NetBSD.org
> > Subject: Separate /var, /tmp filesystems and partitions
> >
> > I submitted this to the list yesterday, but it doesn't seem to have
> > posted. Apologies if it posts twice or something.
> >
> > Today I installed NetBSD 2.0.2 on my 1ghz 12" powerbook. =A0When settin=
g up
> > the drive I made partitions with NetBSD pdisk, and included ones for /,
> > swap, /tmp, /var, and /usr. =A0All NetBSD partitions are of type
> > Apple_UNIX_SVR2. =A0Based on the install manual, my understanding is th=
at
> > the sysinstall partition tool can't be used because it will tear up the
> > Apple Partition Map and render the machine unbootable.
> >
> > Unfortunately, pdisk can only flag the /, swap, and /usr partitions as
> > NetBSD specific, so the /var and /tmp partitions don't get recognized by
> > either disklabel or the installed system. =A0 The /tmp and /var directo=
ries
> > end up residing on the root file system.
> >
> > Can anyone suggest a tool or method to get these two partitions
> > recognized? =A0Do I need to simply mark /var and /tmp as /usr in pdisk?=
  I
> > have read through the archives and haven't seen anything, but it is
> > possible that I missed something.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Matt
> > --
> > The last thing we need is people running around like chickens with their
> > heads cut off screaming "omg dat aprache servar got r00ted.. wher3s teh
> > sploit!"
>
>   Microsoft: Where do you want to go tomorrow?
>   Linux: Where do you want to go today?
>   BSD: Are you guys coming, or what?
>
>
> Robin-David Hammond	KB3IEN
>  	www.aresnyc.org.

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