if the fossil partition is /dev/sdC0/fossil on the cpu you're on, you should be able to bring it up (assuming the configuration is sane) using:
fossil/fossil -f /dev/sdC0/fossil if not you can print the configuration: fossil/conf /dev/sdC0/fossil and rewrite it with the -w flag. the example in the man page is fairly complete. -Skip On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 12:46 PM, Nicolas BERCHER <nberc...@yahoo.fr> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I've read a lot of documentation so far but I'm still not able to draw how > to mount an "inert fossil partition" (i.e. available as a regular partition, > but not used by the system). > > I did some bad configuration and I can't boot my Plan 9. So I try to use > another Plan 9 install to repair my conf. Note that I use qemu (without its > snapshoting opportunities, I know it's a shame!) > > Or maybe there's another way 'from outer space' for doing such things...? > > Thanks, > Nicolas > >
