https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=296578
--- Comment #3 from Jordan Gordeev <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Toomas Soome from comment #2) > You can verify if keeping currdev as is and accessing vdisk0: directly > (example: ls vdisk0:) will work as expected. If the 'currdev' variable is left unchanged, there are two cases: Case 1. The vdisk contains only a UFS filesystem, without a partition table. In this case, the command "ls vdisk0:" leads to an error message: open 'vdiskø:/' failed: no such file or directory This is not related to vdisks as it can also happen with normal disks ("disk0", "disk1", etc.). This is a separate problem that I will file as a separate bug. Case 2. The vdisk contains a partition table with a single partition. The partition contains a UFS filesystem. In this case the command "ls vdisk0p1:" completes successfully and produces the expected result. If I remove this code from ufs_close(): if (mnt == NULL && fp->f_fs != NULL) { free(fp->f_fs->fs_csp); free(fp->f_fs->fs_si); free(fp->f_fs); } then after "set currdev=vdisk0p1:", the command "ls /" completes successfully and produces the expected result. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
