I use the “dinit” for initial HD
dinit -h -R -f xxx.ifs /dev/hd0
the host ack me the
DINIT: You have specified the ‘raw’ disk . not a partition : continue(y/n):
I can keyin “y” for host! It is OK
My question :
now!
If I doesn’t want to keyin ‘y’ for it . Can it auto-pass the ‘y’ and do the “dinit” command ? How do I write the command?
Either there is a command line option (maybe -f for “force”) or you could write a shell script and pass that information in inside a << >> block.
Regards,
Albrecht
Why not fdisk the drive first to create a partition?
-q (for quiet) will suppress questions and messages.
Also, I have to agree with bren-uk. Why are you dinit-ing a raw drive?
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