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From: sgregory@pubspo.hq.af.mil (Scott Gregory)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Installing 2nd SCSI disk, More Info,  Still lost
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 1996 13:04:48 GMT
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On Fri, 07 Jun 1996 13:19:44 GMT, sgregory@pubspo.hq.af.mil (Scott
Gregory) wrote:

>How do I install another SCSI drive??
>
>I can't find any instructions in the user manual.  Someone point me in
>the right direction : - )
>
>Its being seen on boot up.  Running 2.1, 486-33, 16m, 312m SCSI (sd0),
>putting in 312m SCSI (sd1).
>
>Thanks
>
>C-ya
>
>Scott
>
Thanks to all those who have already tried to help.  I am still
majorly lost.  Please excuse my severe case of ignorance :-)

My system:

486-33
16 m
313m SCSI HD (already installed, rsd0, w/ ver 2.1)(ONLY BSD is on this
drive)

I want to install another 313m SCSI HD (rsd1) and mount it as
/www-root.

I have the 2nd drive already partitioned.  I want to use the whole
disk as /www-root.

I have tried to add this drive through the installation disk, but I
must be missing something.  Do I go through the whole process with
both disks or just the new one?  If I go through the whole thing and
write out the info won't that destroy everything on the original disk
(rsd0).  That would be a very bad thing, I would hate to kill
everything since I have made alot of modifications to the kernel and
configuration files.  Aside from floppies  :-(   I don't have any way
to back the system up (at this time).  I went through the install disk
with just the 2nd drive attached, wrote the info to the disk, and
exited when I was told I needed a swap partition.  I then tried to
mount the drive with
'mount /www-root /dev/rsd1' and it failed.  

When your done laughing could someone please help :-)

Thanks

C-ya

Scott