On 7 Oct, in article
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tt@manx.net "Thomas Tonneson" wrote:
Quite simply you treat it like you would any other disk.
In my laptop, the CF (in PCMCIA adaptor) is treated as an IDE drive,
specifically /dev/hdc. Can't speak for others.
So first of all you need to partition it, and set the partition types. I
prefer cfdisk, it's just that much easier to use and to visualise the
partitions.
so, for example, cfdisk /dev/hdc
Once partitioned, you then mkfs on the partition(s) you have created.
It should be possible, though not necessarily most efficient, to rely
on mkfs to work out the partition type for itself and apply the
appropriate default file-system parameters.
mkfs /dev/hdc1
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