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diff --git a/sysutils/sformat/files/patch-sformat__sformat.1 b/sysutils/sformat/files/patch-sformat__sformat.1 deleted file mode 100644 index 3bb9faa35e40..000000000000 --- a/sysutils/sformat/files/patch-sformat__sformat.1 +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1125 +0,0 @@ ---- sformat/sformat.1.orig Mon Dec 16 19:18:21 2002 -+++ sformat/sformat.1 Mon Dec 16 19:20:33 2002 -@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ - .if n .ds o oe - .if n .ds u ue - .if n .ds s sz --.TH "SFORMAT draft" 1L "01/04/25" "J\*org Schilling" "Schily\'s USER COMMANDS" -+.TH "SFORMAT draft" 1 "01/04/25" "J\*org Schilling" "Schily\'s USER COMMANDS" - .SH NAME - sformat \- SCSI disk formatting/partitioning/analysis/repair utility - .SH SYNOPSIS -@@ -25,37 +25,37 @@ - - .PP - The first form will select the named disk directly. --Have a look at the chapter about -+Have a look at the chapter about - .B "Following The Main Thread - for more details. - .PP - The second form will scan all SCSI busses and enter a selection menu. --Have a look at the chapter about -+Have a look at the chapter about - .B "The SCSI Selection Menu - for more details. - .PP - .B Sformat - will never destroy or modify any data unless explicitly confirmed - just before the (possibly) destructive action. --Have a look at the chapter about --.B "How To Answer Questions -+Have a look at the chapter about -+.B "How To Answer Questions - first. - - .SH DESCRIPTION - .B Sformat --is the first SCSI disk formatting utility that runs under -+is the first SCSI disk formatting utility that runs under - .IR SunOS . - Long before Sun decided that formatting and partitioning a disk - from a stand alone program is less convenient than doing this job --from a running UNIX, --.B sformat -+from a running UNIX, -+.B sformat - has been available. - .PP - .B Sformat - leads the beginner through a thread menu and allows the experienced - user to do more things than he could do with other disk maintenance - programs. All partitioning jobs can be done without the need for --a desc calculator. -+a desk calculator. - .PP - If you want to do more than simple things, you should carefully read the whole - manual. It contains many tips and tricks that will help you to recover -@@ -68,11 +68,11 @@ - - .SH "Disk Database Entries - .PP --Be nice to other users of -+Be nice to other users of - .BR sformat . - Create database (sformat.dat) entries for disks that are not in the data base --using the --.B \-Proto -+using the -+.B \-Proto - flag and mail them to the author. - This helps other users and you too. - See section on -@@ -82,15 +82,15 @@ - .SH OPTIONS - .TP 18 - .BR \-help ", " \-h --Print a summary of the most important options for -+Print a summary of the most important options for - .BR sformat . - .TP - .B \-xhelp --Print a summary of less frequently used options for -+Print a summary of less frequently used options for - .BR sformat . - .TP - .B \-version --Prints the -+Prints the - .B sformat - version number string and exists. - .TP -@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ - .TP - .BR \-auto ", " \-a - autoformat mode (for production systems). --When this option is in effect, -+When this option is in effect, - .B sformat - will not ask whether to modify the format and partition parameters - and will only format disks that are known in the data base. -@@ -127,33 +127,33 @@ - .TP - .BI CWveri= "#, " CW= # - Number of blocks/write-verify. --The limitation noted with the -+The limitation noted with the - .B Cveri - option applies here again and even on newer disks. - .TP - .BI data= name - Name of disk database file (default: 'sformat.dat'). --Use this option to force -+Use this option to force - .B sformat - to use a different disk database than the default. --In any case, -+In any case, - .B sformat - will search in the current directory first. - If no file of the appropriate name was found in the current directory, - .B sformat - looks in the following path: - .br --.I /opt schily/etc, /etc, /usr/etc. -+.I %%DATADIR%%. - .TP - .BI debug= "#, " -d - Set the misc debug value to # (with debug=#) or increment - the misc debug level by one (with -d). If you specify - .I -dd, --this equals to -+this equals to - .BR debug=2. - .TP - .BI kdebug= "#, " kd= "# --Tell the -+Tell the - .BR scg -driver - to modify the kernel debug value while SCSI commands are running. - .TP -@@ -161,12 +161,12 @@ - Set the debug level for the parser of the external disk database. - .TP - .B \-defmodes --Get default mode parameters from disk. Normally --.B sformat -+Get default mode parameters from disk. Normally -+.B sformat - retrieves the default modes parameters from the disk by default - when the disk is unformatted or has no sun label and the - current mode parameter if the disk has a valid sun label. --This option tells -+This option tells - .B sformat - retrieve the default mode parameters in any case. - .TP -@@ -189,30 +189,30 @@ - .B \-greassign - Reassign blocks. - This is the guru mode, don't use this. Read the description --for the -+for the - .I \-reassign - option for more details. --This option will simply prompt for block numbers -+This option will simply prompt for block numbers - and then reassign them regardless of if they need to be --reassigned or not. On some disks the block may seem to be -+reassigned or not. On some disks the block may seem to be - defective even after reassigning it because the old data - is copied to the new location without recomputing the CRC. - On other disk the old data will be lost. These problems --will not arise if you use the --.I \-reassign -+will not arise if you use the -+.I \-reassign - option instead. - .TP - .B \-ign_not_found - Ignore record not found errors while verifying the disk. - This option is useful when trying to repair disks with --many defects (see -+many defects (see - .I maxbad - option). Some disk errors may cause the whole track - to appear bad. If the reported error in these cases --is -+is - .BR "record not found" , - You should first try to repair as many blocks as possible --with this option in effect and then repair the remaining -+with this option in effect and then repair the remaining - blocks without this option. - .TP - .B \-inq -@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ - one bad block (maxbad=1), this problem will go away. - .TP - .B \-modes --Intercative modesense/modeselect. -+Interactive modesense/modeselect. - Each mode page exists in 4 versions: - .br - default (PROM), current (RAM), saved (DISK) and changeable (BITMASK). -@@ -245,23 +245,23 @@ - .B "This is currently under construction. - .TP - .B \-noformat --Force not to format disk even when formatting of the --disk has been confirmed. --This option may be used to -+Force not to format disk even when formatting of the -+disk has been confirmed. -+This option may be used to - modify mode parameters without formatting the disk. - .TP - .B \-nomap - Do not map SCSI address to logical disk name. WARNING: --If you use this option, -+If you use this option, - .B sformat - is not able to check whether the disk has mounted - partitions. This may damage mounted file systems. - .TP - .B \-noparity - Try to disable parity checking on all SCSI commands that are --sent by -+sent by - .B sformat. --This may not be possible in all implementations of the -+This may not be possible in all implementations of the - .IR scg -driver. - .TP - .B \-nowait -@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ - .B sformat - will prompt for a modification of the disk label and - partition table before starting to verify the disk. --If this option is in effect, -+If this option is in effect, - .B sformat - will immediately start to verify the disk after formatting. - .TP -@@ -284,27 +284,27 @@ - disk. - .TP - .B \-prgeom --Get and print geometry data. This is an old option but it --is useful to get all mode pages that are supported -+Get and print geometry data. This is an old option but it -+is useful to get all mode pages that are supported - by this disk. - .TP - .B \-prcurgeom - Get and print geometry data. This is basically the same as - .I \-prgeom --except that \-prgeom will obtain the default mode pages, -+except that \-prgeom will obtain the default mode pages, - \-prcurgeom will report the current values. - .TP - .B \-Proto - This option will cause --.B sformat -+.B sformat - to generate a data base entry for the current disk. - Make sure that this data base entry will be generated with --the correct format time. -+the correct format time. - .B Sformat - is able to compute a format time from the disk geometry, - but newer disks seem to need more time than computed. - If the format time is too short, the formatting may be --aborted and the disk will not be accessible until formatted -+aborted and the disk will not be accessible until formatted - again completely. - .TP - .B \-r -@@ -312,8 +312,8 @@ - .TP - .B \-randrw - The random read/write test is a method to find problems that --may be a result of first seeking to a new place on disk --and then writing data to it as it is frequently done by the unix file system. -+may be a result of first seeking to a new place on disk -+and then writing data to it as it is frequently done by the Unix file system. - This is usually caused by an inode or super block update. - The above problems may be a result of bad bearings in the disk. - If the disk does not produce errors while this test is running, -@@ -321,16 +321,16 @@ - that the disk is bad, the data on disk may get corrupted. - To minimize the risk of data loss, the first block containing - the disk label (partition) and the last block containing the --sinfo data (a --.B sformat -+sinfo data (a -+.B sformat - specific area) will never be written to. - .TP - .B \-reassign --Reassign a list of blocks --.B sformat -+Reassign a list of blocks -+.B sformat - will prompt for. - This is the preferred command when trying to repair --a block or a list of blocks with already known -+a block or a list of blocks with already known - block addresses. - If you don't know the address of a defective block, use the - .I \-repair -@@ -338,8 +338,8 @@ - .B Sformat - will first try to read the old content of the defective block - and then try to refresh the data by writing the old data to the block. --If it fails to write to the block, --.B sformat -+If it fails to write to the block, -+.B sformat - will reassign the defective block. - If the block does not cause errors after rewriting the data in it, - .B sformat -@@ -348,14 +348,14 @@ - but actually is not. - If for any reason, the disk will be powered off during writing or if - there is electro magnetic noise the CRC for a block may get corrupted --without any physical harm to the magnetic media. These cases can be -+without any physical harm to the magnetic media. These cases can be - repaired by writing again to the block. - .TP - .B \-refresh_only - .B Sformat - will not try to reassign a block that still fails - after rewriting (refreshing) the data in it. --This option is useful in conjunction with the -+This option is useful in conjunction with the - .I \-reassign - and the - .I \-repair -@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ - .TP - .B \-repair - This is a combination of the --.I \-verify -+.I \-verify - and - .I \-reassign - option. -@@ -373,7 +373,7 @@ - .TP - .BI RW= # - Number of random R/W loops that is used with the --.I \-randrw -+.I \-randrw - option. - The default is the number of physical sectors / 100. - This will not last too long and is enough to cover every -@@ -385,9 +385,9 @@ - see if a disk has these problems. - .TP - .B \-seek --Do -+Do - .I random --or -+or - .I "full stroke - seek tests on the disk. This is done by reading data; trying to - do -@@ -398,7 +398,7 @@ - Do a SCSI modeselect with all parameters, that would have been - necessary for a format, but do not format the disk. - This allows to modify the mode pages of a disk without reformatting it. --If the -+If the - .B \-smp - option is used in conjunction with - .B \-setmodes -@@ -413,7 +413,7 @@ - Do not try to save mode parameters when setting them. - This option is useful if a nearly totally damaged disk - must be reformatted. Some disk controllers, in this case will --reject to format the disk if the area on disk where this data -+reject to format the disk if the area on disk where this data - will be stored is not accessible before formatting the disk. - .TP - .B \-start -@@ -432,8 +432,8 @@ - command. - .TP - .BR \-tr ", " \-t --This is an option that is only useful with old --.B Adaptec -+This is an option that is only useful with old -+.B Adaptec - SCSI bridge controllers. - These controllers are not able to deal with - logical sector numbers in some cases. Therefore -@@ -444,9 +444,9 @@ - sector header. It may fail if the block has a bad sector header. - .TP - .BI VL= # --Set the number of verify passes that are done -+Set the number of verify passes that are done - after formatting a disk to #. The default value is 5. --In write verify mode, this number is doubled because -+In write verify mode, this number is doubled because - .B sformat - will alternate write verify and read verify passes - in this case. -@@ -457,7 +457,7 @@ - .B \-V - Increment the verbose level in respect of SCSI command transport by one. - This helps to debug problems --with SCSI commands. -+with SCSI commands. - If you get incomprehensible error messages you should use this flag - to get more detailed output. - .B \-VV -@@ -469,17 +469,17 @@ - slows down the process and may be the reason for a buffer underrun. - .TP - .B \-verify --This options starts -+This options starts - .B sformat - in verify disk (surface analysis) mode. - Verifying a disk is a method that allows to scan for - defects without modifying data on the disk. --In this mode, the controller will read the disks without -+In this mode, the controller will read the disks without - transferring data to the computer while all error recovery is - disabled. - .TP - .BI Vstart= # --Set the first block for the -+Set the first block for the - .IR \-verify , - .IR \-repair , - .I \-randrw -@@ -491,7 +491,7 @@ - is near the end of the disk. - .TP - .BI Vend= # --Set the last block for the -+Set the last block for the - .IR \-verify , - .IR \-repair , - .I \-randrw -@@ -504,13 +504,13 @@ - .TP - .B \-wrveri - If this option is used in while formatting a disk, --it tells -+it tells - .B sformat - to write verify the disk instead of only read verifying it - after formatting. --If it is used in combination with the -+If it is used in combination with the - .I \-verify --option, -+option, - .B sformat - will write verify the disk without prior formatting. - In both cases, the old data on disk will be damaged. -@@ -523,30 +523,30 @@ - There are four types of questions. - .TP - \(bu --Questions that can be answered with -+Questions that can be answered with - .I yes - or - .I no. - Yes may be abbreviated with 'y' or 'Y'. --These questions are always assumed to be answered with -+These questions are always assumed to be answered with - .I no - if you simply enter - .I "carriage return. --NOTE: the latter is always a -+NOTE: the latter is always a - .I safe --answer. --All questions that request confirmation for actions that may damage or modify -+answer. -+All questions that request confirmation for actions that may damage or modify - data on disk are formed in such a way that answering them with - .I no --or -+or - .I "carriage return - will not harm any data. - All answers to this type of questions - except - .I "[y]es --or -+or - .I "[Y]ES --are interpreted as if -+are interpreted as if - .I no - has been entered. - .TP -@@ -560,16 +560,16 @@ - \(bu - Questions that need a word selected from a list of valid words as input. - If you enter '?', you will get a list of possible input to that question. --Each word is on a separate line an (in some cases) is followed by a -+Each word is on a separate line an (in some cases) is followed by a - explanation how to use it. - .TP - \(bu - Questions that need a number within a certain range. --For this type of questions, -+For this type of questions, - .B sformat - displays the current value and the valid range in parenthesis. - The default radix for numbers is ten. If you need to enter --a hexadecimal number precede it with -+a hexadecimal number precede it with - .I 0x - if you need to enter an octal number, precede it with - .I 0. -@@ -582,20 +582,20 @@ - Entering an dollar sign '$' will set the value to the greatest possible - .TP - + --Entering a -+Entering a - .I "plus sign - will increment the current value by one. - .TP - - --Entering a -+Entering a - .I "minus sign - will decrement the current value by one. - .TP - <CR> --Entering a -+Entering a - .I "carriage return - will not modify the current value. --If the default value is -1, you need to supply a valid -+If the default value is -1, you need to supply a valid - value to be allowed to leave the question menu. - .RE - .PP -@@ -604,7 +604,7 @@ - - .SH "The SCSI Selection Menu - .PP --When -+When - .B Sformat - is started without or with insufficient parameters, - the SCSI menu mode is entered. -@@ -612,7 +612,7 @@ - .PP - .nf - .na --.cs R 4*\w'x'/\n(.s -+.ft C - \s-2sparky joerg > sformat - sformat SCSI format/analysis/repair utilities - Release 3.1, Copyright J. Schilling -@@ -638,7 +638,7 @@ - 16) * - 17) HOST ADAPTOR - Select target -1 (0 - 12)/<cr>: \s+2 --.cs R -+.ft - .ad - .fi - .PP -@@ -646,17 +646,17 @@ - .PP - .nf - .na --.cs R 4*\w'x'/\n(.s -+.ft C - c0t0d0 0) 'Quantum ' 'XP34300 ' 'F76D' Disk --.cs R -+.ft - .ad - .fi - .PP --shows the canonical logical disk name (in this case -+shows the canonical logical disk name (in this case - .BR c0t0d0 ), - the menu number, the SCSI inquiry string and a description of the device type - that was found on this SCSI target. --The menu number is directly related to the SCSI target id of the device and the -+The menu number is directly related to the SCSI target id of the device and the - SCSI bus number. - Number 3 is SCSI target # 3 on SCSI bus # 0. - Number 12 is SCSI target # 2 on SCSI bus # 1. -@@ -668,7 +668,7 @@ - .PP - .nf - .na --.cs R 4*\w'x'/\n(.s -+.ft C - Select target -1 (0 - 6)/<cr>:0 - scsibus0 target 0: - c0t0d0 0) 'Quantum ' 'XP34300 ' 'F76D' Disk -@@ -680,7 +680,7 @@ - 6) 'Quantum ' 'XP34300 ' 'F76D' unsupported - 7) 'Quantum ' 'XP34300 ' 'F76D' unsupported - Select lun -1 (0 - 7)/<cr>: --.cs R -+.ft - .ad - .fi - .PP -@@ -694,26 +694,26 @@ - there is actually no device connected. - .PP - When selecting a specific logical unit, the main thread is entered as if --a complete SCSI target specification has been entered from the command -+a complete SCSI target specification has been entered from the command - line. - - .SH "Following The Main Thread - .PP --If the main formatting thread is entered, the following -+If the main formatting thread is entered, the following - stages are encountered: - .PP - .TP 20 - Mapping and checking --The first thing --.B sformat -+The first thing -+.B sformat - does, is to map the SCSI target/lun/busid triplet into - a logical disk name and to check if some - part of the disk is currently mounted. --This mapping will be skipped if the -+This mapping will be skipped if the - .I \-nomap - options is specified. --If the disk is mounted, the user will be asked if --it is ok to continue. -+If the disk is mounted, the user will be asked if -+it is ok to continue. - .br - Note: this is currently the one and only question. - .TP -@@ -734,12 +734,12 @@ - Read sinfo data - When the device is a disk, - .B sformat --tries to read the -+tries to read the - .B sinfo - data from the disk. --This allows the user to see if the device has been formatted with --.B sformat --before. If so, -+This allows the user to see if the device has been formatted with -+.B sformat -+before. If so, - .B sformat - will print out the number of reformats and the date of the first and last - format. -@@ -750,9 +750,9 @@ - .TP - Process special commands - If options tell --.B sformat --to take special actions (like --.IR \-start " or " \-prdefect ), -+.B sformat -+to take special actions (like -+.IR \-start " or " \-prdefect ), - they are done here. - .B Sformat - terminates after processing them. -@@ -762,23 +762,23 @@ - Several other things can be done from this thread. - Modifying the disk label will be one example. - You need not to be in fear that following this thread will modify or harm --data on the disk. -+data on the disk. - There will be extra questions that secure this case. - .TP - Test whether the disk is formatted --Several procedures differ if the disk is already formatted and has a -+Several procedures differ if the disk is already formatted and has a - valid label. - .PP - The next parts of the main thread will give you some questions to answer. - You may skip most of the questions if you do not want to modify anything. - .PP --If some data that is definitely needed by -+If some data that is definitely needed by -+.B sformat -+can not be determined from the disk or the data base, - .B sformat --can not be determined from the disk or the data base, --.B sformat - will force you to answer all questions of a group. --.B Sformat --will only ask question for parameters that are definitely needed or -+.B Sformat -+will only ask question for parameters that are definitely needed or - may be changed on the current disk. The content of the menus differ from disk - to disk. - .TP -@@ -786,12 +786,12 @@ - Several mode pages of the disk are read. - This data and the inquiry data is used to search in the disk data base. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Ignore database disk parameters from 'sformat.dat'? - .br --If you don't want the data from the data base to be used, negotiate the -+If you don't want the data from the data base to be used, negotiate the - appropriate question. - Some disks cannot be determined from the fetchable data. - This are mainly disks that are connected to a bridge controller e.g. -@@ -802,7 +802,7 @@ - capacity and geometry. - If there is more than one possible entry for this disk in the data base, - .br --.B sformat -+.B sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Select alternate disk type? -@@ -810,7 +810,7 @@ - If the disk type menu is entered, all possible data base entries are displayed. - The current entry is marked with '*', the default entry is marked with '+' - and the entry most similar to the current disk is marked with '~'. --A matching factor is displayed in parenthesis. Higher values -+A matching factor is displayed in parenthesis. Higher values - are indicating a better match. - .TP - Read in label data -@@ -818,18 +818,18 @@ - .B sformat - reads in the label and ask whether to remember this data. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Ignore old disk Label? - .br --I you confirm this question and reformat the disk, the old partitioning -+I you confirm this question and reformat the disk, the old partitioning - information will be lost. - .TP - Disk Parameters Menu - If you want to modify some disk parameters answer the next question with 'y'. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Modify Disk Geometry Parameters? -@@ -841,7 +841,7 @@ - Error Recovery - Error recovery parameters include read/write retry count and similar. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Modify Error recovery Parameters? -@@ -850,7 +850,7 @@ - Disconnect Parameter - Disconnect parameters are buffer full/empty ratio and bus inactivity limit. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Modify Disconnect Parameters -@@ -860,7 +860,7 @@ - If you want to use an alternate label that may be in the data base - go into the next menu. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Select alternate Label? -@@ -868,24 +868,24 @@ - The current entry is marked with '*', the default entry is marked with '+'. - .TP - Logical Label Geometry --.B Sformat --uses an abstract geometry in the label. This allows to have -+.B Sformat -+uses an abstract geometry in the label. This allows to have - one label for a group of disks. The label geometry menu allows to modify - this abstract geometry. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Modify Label Geometry Parameters? - .br - .TP - SCSI Parameters --This menu contains questions about command queuing, defect list format and -+This menu contains questions about command queuing, defect list format and - similar. --Some disks do not support the default block defect list format. Specify --another format in this case here. If the disk does not support the --SCSI write-verify command, --.B sformat -+Some disks do not support the default block defect list format. Specify -+another format in this case here. If the disk does not support the -+SCSI write-verify command, -+.B sformat - allows to split this into a SCSI write and a SCSI verify command. - The data cannot be compared in this case. - If the disk type is generally flaky a data base entry can be set up to do -@@ -893,22 +893,22 @@ - If the disk will not handle 1000 blocks per verify command because - of a firmware bug, a smaller value may be specified here. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Modify SCSI Parameters? - .br - .TP - Grown Defect List --If a disk has not been formatted before or has been refurbished, you should -+If a disk has not been formatted before or has been refurbished, you should - clear the old grown defect list to get a clean start. If the disk --has bad blocks, -+has bad blocks, - .B sformat - will find them after formatting while doing the surface analysis. - If the disk has known defects you should negotiate the next question to - keep the defect list. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Clear old grown defect list? -@@ -917,12 +917,12 @@ - Mode pages - If you want to format the disk, you need to set the mode pages before. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Set mode pages (needed for format)? - .br --However, if you do not want to format the disk, you may negotiate this -+However, if you do not want to format the disk, you may negotiate this - question and will be lead to the label modification menu. - .TP - Formatting the disk -@@ -930,7 +930,7 @@ - If formatting has started, you will see the progress of this process - indicated in the used up percentage of the estimated time. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Format Disk destroys all Data. Really? -@@ -941,14 +941,14 @@ - After the disk has been formatted or if the formatting has been denied, - the label menu is entered. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Print disk label? - .br - If you want to see the current layout of the disk label, enter 'y'. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Modify disk label? -@@ -957,42 +957,42 @@ - .TP - Inside the label modification menu - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Label: <Quantum XP34300> change ? - .br - If you want to retain the old label name, enter <CR>, else --enter 'y'. -+enter 'y'. - .B Sformat - will ask for the new Label name. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Enter disk label: Quantum XP34300 - .br - You are left in the tty line edit mode and may modify the input line (see --termio(7) manual page). -+termios(4) manual page). - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Volume Name: <> change ? - .br - If you want to retain the old label name, enter <CR>, else --enter 'y'. -+enter 'y'. - .B Sformat - will ask for the new Volume name. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Change partition table? - .br - If you want to change the partition table enter 'y'. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Part Tag Flag Cylinders Startsec # of Sec Size Blocks -@@ -1002,29 +1002,29 @@ - .I "Change ? - .br - If you want to modify this partition enter 'y', otherwise --enter <CR> until --.B sformat -+enter <CR> until -+.B sformat - asks for the partition you want to change. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Enter partition id Tag [root]: - .br --Enter <CR> if the partition tag is ok for this partition, otherwise --enter '?' to get a list of valid partition tags or enter the new -+Enter <CR> if the partition tag is ok for this partition, otherwise -+enter '?' to get a list of valid partition tags or enter the new - partition tag. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Enter partition permission Flags [wm]: - .br --Enter <CR> if the partition flag is ok for this partition, otherwise --enter '?' to get a list of valid partition flags or enter the new -+Enter <CR> if the partition flag is ok for this partition, otherwise -+enter '?' to get a list of valid partition flags or enter the new - partition flag. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Enter starting cylinder 0 (0 - 3851)/<cr>: -@@ -1033,7 +1033,7 @@ - enter '?' to get a list of possible input. - XXX - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Enter number of blocks 67580, 31/0/0 (0 - 8395180)/<cr>: -@@ -1042,7 +1042,7 @@ - enter '?' to get a list of possible input. - XXX - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Part Tag Flag Cylinders Startsec # of Sec Size Blocks -@@ -1055,17 +1055,17 @@ - You then will be asked again for all parameters of this partition. - Enter 'y' if this partition is now ok. - .sp --If all partitions are cycled through, -+If all partitions are cycled through, - .B sformat - will display the current label. - .br --.B Sformat -+.B Sformat - asks: - .br - .I "Use this label? - .br --If you enter 'y', --.B sformat -+If you enter 'y', -+.B sformat - will update the label on disk and go into the verify mode. - Anything else will put you into the label modification mode again. - .TP -@@ -1073,7 +1073,7 @@ - In disk verification mode, - .B sformat - will do a surface analysis. --If a bad block is encountered, -+If a bad block is encountered, - .B sformat - will reassign this bad block. - XXX -@@ -1083,7 +1083,7 @@ - The number of defects that SCSI disks can handle depends on the defect - mapping system they use. There are several possible systems: - .PP --The mapping system depends on the # of tracks per zone in the -+The mapping system depends on the # of tracks per zone in the - SCSI disk parameters. - Mapping area in this table means spare location. - .PP -@@ -1104,20 +1104,20 @@ - there still may be an additional mapping area at the end of the disk. - This is controlled by the alternate tracks per volume parameter. - .PP --If your disk says -+If your disk says - .I "no defect spare location, - you may be able to - get extra space by going into the disk parameter menu of sformat --and change a value. Note: some disks tell you that some of the -+and change a value. Note: some disks tell you that some of the - values are changeable (there is a range in parenthesis) but - actually ignore the new value. You will have to read the values - after formatting to see if the new parameters are in effect. - - .SH "How To Modify A Label --Remember, don't panic. You need no desc calculator to create or modify -+Remember, don't panic. You need no desk calculator to create or modify - a partition table. - .PP --The alternate cylinders are historic relics. In good old days (1982) when -+The alternate cylinders are historic relics. In good old days (1982) when - SMD disks that were not able to do defect mapping have been used, - these alternates were added to do the defect mapping in the driver. - In these days the space occupied by these spare cylinders really has been -@@ -1127,17 +1127,17 @@ - an outdated copy of the defect list is only able to hold 127 defects :-(. - - .PP --The label geometry cannot be changed in the partition menu. It must be set --before from the -+The label geometry cannot be changed in the partition menu. It must be set -+before from the - .B "Label Parameters - menu. - .TP 30 - Print disk label? --If this question is answered with 'y', the label and partitioning info -+If this question is answered with 'y', the label and partitioning info - will be displayed. - .TP - Modify disk label? --If this question is answered with 'y', the label modification menu will -+If this question is answered with 'y', the label modification menu will - be entered. - .TP - Label: <Toshiba 1015MB> change ? -@@ -1153,7 +1153,7 @@ - - .SH "Graphical Label Display - .PP --When printing the label or partition data, -+When printing the label or partition data, - .B sformat - uses a simple ASCII graphical display to visualize the layout of the partitions. - The symbols used in this graphic display are described below. -@@ -1162,7 +1162,7 @@ - .PP - .nf - .na --.cs R 4*\w'x'/\n(.s -+.ft C - a I--/ - b /-----------/ - c I----------------------------------------------------------------------I -@@ -1174,7 +1174,7 @@ - WARNING: - part 'e' has unaligned start. - part 'g' has unaligned start. --.cs R -+.ft - .ad - .fi - .fi -@@ -1188,7 +1188,7 @@ - Partition starts before zero or exceeds end of disk. - .TP - / --Partition has an adjacent start or end with another -+Partition has an adjacent start or end with another - partition (no error). - .TP - + |