disk partions - why in some cases a-i, and other a-p on the same hardware?

disk partions - why in some cases a-i, and other a-p on the same hardware?

This is a discussion on disk partions - why in some cases a-i, and other a-p on the same hardware? within the comp.unix.bsd.openbsd.misc forums, part of the OpenBSD category; --> I've noticed that OpenBSD sometimes enables me to use a-p partitions and in most cases only a-i even though ...

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disk partions - why in some cases a-i, and other a-p on the same hardware?

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02-16-2008, 07:42 AM

PiotrAF

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disk partions - why in some cases a-i, and other a-p on the same hardware?

I've noticed that OpenBSD sometimes enables me to use a-p partitions and
in most cases only a-i even though it's the same hardware. How do I
control this?

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