On Jan 02, Doug White wrote: > > Cylinder alignment. > > FreeBSD's fdisk has always had a heck of a time getting disk geometry to > jive with the BIOS. The best way to avoid this sort of problem is to > write the initial partition table with DOS FDISK by creating a dos > partition that you delete in FreeBSD later. Since DOS FDISK is using > BIOS vectors to figure out geometry and such, it get it right as far as > the BIOS is concerned and thats what matters to boot0. Must it be a DOS partition? This disk initially had XP on it, so a live partition was already pleasant. And fdisk still complained the first time I tried the install. -ClintReceived on Fri Jan 02 2004 - 11:28:10 UTC
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