jhb> Err, well, when we run fsck on an existing partition, we jhb> shouldn't say 'fsck /dev/ad0s1a', we should use 'fsck_ffs jhb> /dev/ad0s1a'. Does that make sense now? We shouldn't be calling jhb> fsck_4.2bsd for these filesystems because they aren't 4.2BSD file jhb> systems per se, they are FFS, possibly with softupdates.
That's make sence to me. We only run fsck to FFS, so it's safe to change 'fsck' to 'fsck_ffs'. jhb> With devfs /dev should have all existing disks and partitions. jhb> At least if you open the device it will create it for you if it jhb> is valid. We should always use the devfs /dev if it is present jhb> and fall back to /mnt/dev from the CD if it is not. Maybe we can try to put mount_devfs and mount devfs to /mnt/dev. -- - Makoto `MAR' Matsushita To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-current" in the body of the message
