mikshaw
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Posted: Feb. 20 2006,00:16 |
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I think you misunderstand...or maybe i'm misunderstanding you. "hdd" is not short for "hard disk"..."hd" is short for "hard disk", and the second "d" signifies that it is the fourth disk in a sequence of disks...hda, hdb, hdc, and hdd. So using the command "cfdisk /dev/hdd" will not work unless you are trying to cfdisk the fourth disk (which doesn't exist in most standard computers, so sometimes hdd is instead used for a cd or dvd drive). Your command most likely should be "cfdisk /dev/hda" or "cfdisk /dev/hdb"...or it could be "cfdisk /dev/sda" if you're working with a usb drive.
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