----- Original Message -----
From: <nickolas...@gmail.com>
2009/12/8 Steven Hartland <kill...@multiplay.co.uk>:
Thanks to all those who responded the missing piece of data was indeed
you MUST use the DVD, the CD which mentioned in several places simply
doesn't work as it doesn't have the required files.
It also still shocks me that the emergency holographic shell still
doesn't have mount_ufs which pretty much makes it useless :(
Use "mount" (not mount_ufs). It mounts UFS by default.
If you wanna use another FS, you should load kernel module - use
kldload with full path to kernel module.
For example, if you wanna load ext2fs module, type
kldload /dist/boot/kernel/ext2fs.ko
mount -t ext2fs <device> <mountpoint>
Pure mount doesn't exist either only mount_nfs, hell doesn't even have ls
you have to use echo *, I know this is for use in emergencies but it still
could do with being useable, but that's another thread.
Regards
Steve
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