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RedBack
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Can't use mknod

I'm trying to create a new volume group. It will be number 5. I have create a new directory /dev/newvg. Now when I use the command mknod /dev/newvg/group c64 0x050000 I receive the standard error;
mknod: arg count
usage: mknod name b|c major minor
mknod name p

What am I doing wrong?
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John Poff
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Re: Can't use mknod

Hi,

Is that a typo or do you have the 'c' and the '64' next to each other? They need to be separated by a space.

JP
A. Clay Stephenson
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Re: Can't use mknod

You need a space between c and 64.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
Ashwani Kashyap
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Re: Can't use mknod

Ditto . Put space netween c and 64
RedBack
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Re: Can't use mknod

Silly me! Thanks all. I think it must be time to go home!!!