>>>> Problem: Using disklabel on /dev/rd0c causes a kernel panic. >>> I think you're looking for mount_mfs(8), its use is demonstrated >>> in fstab(5). >> No. MFS != ramdisk > Exactly. rd(4) is for ramdisks built-in to kernels, MFS is for > normal use... > Doesn't the fact that you have to build a custom kernel to use > it suggest that you should maybe look elsewhere?
In case you meant this as a real question: No. I'm quite used to building custom kernels for my purposes. I am still not sure if MFS helps me. My project is an embedded system that does not have a swap. I'm pretty sure the system will not run out of memory. So am I supposed to create the MFS on swap though I don't have any? Anyway, I agree with you here that I maybe should have taken a closer look at MFS. I just didn't take it into consideration because I have worked with rdconfig since OpenBSD 3.2 without problems. Thanks! T.
