#VD0:
Kurt,
If you warm boot, be sure that the disk that you're booting with at the time
has the device and mountlist files for VD0: on it, as well as the s:s-s command
MOUNT VD0: in it. It must be re-Mounted and validated during re-boot. The
good part is, you won't have to go through the copying again, as it will come
back with all the files intact.
The MOUNT should be the first command, with a cd vd0: or something that
accesses it to 'validate' it. Just copy the asdg.vdisk.device to that disk's
DEVS:, and then edit the mountlist to include the proper settings for it. The
s:s-s…
MOUNT VD0:
cd VD0:
; Rest of it goes here.
will bring it back everytime. (Note: The cd is just a fast way to have it
come up. Almost any access will do, such as the dir >NIL: vd0:)
Doug