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From: Pieter E. <pi...@ba...> - 2001-11-15 14:10:13
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Hi there, > > Well, i got it to work by formatting it with the wrong geometry, > > compensating for the 1024 byte disk blocks. It still fails on inquiry's. I > > saw there's some stuff in the kernel about blacklisting drives that don't > > like being scanned in a specific manner. But i dont need that, the only > > inquiry that is fine is at boot time. > > Anyway, I don't see how looping it could help, but i'm probably wrong. Does > > that allow me to set different specs like blocksize? > > The loop device allows you to access a device with a different blocksize than > its native blocksize. Oh, i really tried :) but couldn't find out how to do just that... On i386 there's an fdisk option -b 1024 which would help me i guess, but neither cfdisk nor the apus version of fdisk have such a thing. Anyway the disk works, i just have to set the geometry by hand... Thanks and bye, Pieter... |