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From: "Russ Cox" <rsc@plan9.bell-labs.com>
To: gagnon__s@videotron.ca, 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] Post install probs with other OS
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Date: Thu,  2 May 2002 14:04:22 -0400
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> I installed plan9 betwen two other OS , FreeBSD and OpenBSD, in my hard
> drive.
> No prob with the installation and plan9 booted successfully...
> But, when I tried to boot with *BSD... I 've got nothing.
>
> The NetBSD-FreeBSD-OpenBSD-WinNT-windows-plan9's fdisk can see my *BSD's
> slices,
> there are always in my hard drive... it seems that my patitions on my two
> BSD's slices are
> ...... disappear.
> They are no mountable too.
>
> I dont understand . I just installed plan9 in the same place I  previously
> installed the
> plan9 r3 3 months ago and I didn't got this kind of probleme the first time.

I'm trying to understand this.  The symptoms are:

	- fdisk on lots of systems can see the BSD partitions?
	- you can't mount the BSD partition in BSD?

What does

	echo p | disk/fdisk /dev/sdXX/data

(replace sdXX with your disk) print?

Thanks.
Russ