That's a good thing - be greatful :)
> I was given the suggestion from one person it sounds like a kernel bug since
> redhat patches their kernels soo much.
Could be, try a kernel.org kernel and see if the problem persists. If it goes away, file a bug report with redhat. I would think fdisk would come up with an error on a corrupt partition map, so if it doesn't then ur probably looking at some oddity... try the kernel.org kernel :)
- stew
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