Disk Paritioning Clobbered

[Marcus J. Ranum]

houck at m.cs.uiuc.edu (Chris Houck) writes:
>
>So, doing a 'chpt -q rz1' gives me the partition table for rz0 rather than the
>one I set up for rz1.

	Well, if you used the default partition map, you could try blasting
another copy back onto the disk with 'chpt -d' - if not, it's probably faster
to just dump/restore, especially if you can do the dump/restore to disk
on some other drive.

mjr.
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