trouble formatting SATA hdd w/ slackware 10.2
Every time I try to boot up the Slackware 10.2 disks and run cfdisk I get an error saying the disk is read-only and I cannot change it. I tried the sata.i kernel and that didn't work (neither did test26.s). When I run 'fdisk -l' it shows my partition table fine. Any suggestions?
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Are you typing in just "cfdisk"? Try "cfdisk /dev/sda".
I'm not sure, but the read-only message sounds like it's looking at the cd-rom drive... |
Damn...That did it. Thanks a lot! I overlooked that little detail.:)
I'm currently kicking myself for not trying that, as I used that same command to install Slackware on my my iPod. I feel like such a dumbass right now. <_< |
You're too hard on yourself. I think cfdisk defaults to /dev/hdc. It becomes habit to let it default, and after a while you don't even think about it.
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