Thanks for all the suggestions,
Here are some followup comments to some suggestions
* '...get a copy of mount...' I was not able to mount
anything so I could not copy from the floppy.
* '... why not start with 3.3 ...' I just got the hang
of cvsup so I wanted to try upgrade and make world
* '... use picobsd ...' I'm not familiar enough but
after reading it sound really interesting. Specially
since a have a small 486 with 8 meg, network cards but
no drive. sounds like it could be a good router
Finally, I solve my problem this way, probably not
recommended but it worked. I started with my 2.2.6
install disk. Created the mount points and rebooted.
This allowed to get access to /usr so I could get ee
to work and copy etc to a floppy. (ok I should do
backups more often) but for me backup only work when
I don't need them. Once I got my /etc. I restart the
install of 2.2.6 and then copied the files back. Ho
yea, made the mistake and copied passwd, then I could
no longer logon. So did it over and now it works. I
would like to start with 3.3 but I could not find the
install disk for that. So I'll try again the upgrade.
But I'm better prepared this time.
Thanks
Gramond
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