Hi David,
I'm getting a little confused by all the kernel messages you provide us with
(the fact that you include the kernel messages where you *don't* specify the
"ufstype=" option), but you need the following:
- Kernel or module support for the filesystem you try to mount. Iirc ufs
filesystem support is *not* in the kernel by default. So you will have to
compile a custom kernel.
- An entry like
/dev/sdb1 /mnt/solaris ufs ufstype=sunx86 0 0
in /etc/fstab. Possibly add "rw" to the options.
- Make sure you specify the right ufstype. sunx86 looks correct to me, but I
haven't worked with sun, so make sure it is correct. If you use the wrong type
you will screw up your filesystem when using rw access.
Hope this helps,
Bye,
Leonard.
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