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Map is not writable
I tried the originally posted directions on my machine with a UFS formatted OS X.2 partition, and did the following:
Map is not writable
Whenever you create a partition, you have to make sure you're using a captial C. Othewise it's automatically making an MkLinux partition (or some it claims in the Help context). Good luck.
Map is not writable
Make sure you boot from a CD
Map is not writable
I found that the map is not writeable because the drive is mounted. You need quit pdisk, 'eject' the mounted drive/partition(s), and then sudo pdisk again.
Also, be careful about using the "L" command in the top level of pdisk, as this will remount the drive you just unmounted. Go straight to "e" and type the device in. You can then use "p" to display the partition map without mounting the drive. |
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