also sprach ketonom@psiblade.net <ketonom@psiblade.net> [2008.05.09.2229 +0100]:
> Any ideas?

Not really, except you don't need a partition table... you could
just use /dev/sdm directly...

Also, if you're using a Debian kernel, you don't need to set 0xfd as
partition type.

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