Brian wrote:
I have previously written about a mountroot prompt, here are some details.
I have a system with an asus m3a78-emh hdmi board, a 74 gig raptor
drive, and a dual core amd am2 cpu. I have had this result with both
the amd64 and i386 systems. My steps were all conducted today as follows.
install 7.0 release
run freebsd-update
get src tree
build world
build and install kernel
reboot and be greeted by a mountroot prompt.
It appears the drive numbering changed. /etc/fstab has the drive
partitions with the number 5, the subsequent reboot got me a number 8.
This is a test system not doing anything, so I can kick it any which way
to test stuff.
Brian Whalen
I see that I could probably address it with something like this.
ed /etc/fstab
1,$s/ad5/ad8/
w
q
reboot
I'll leave it for a bit incase theres something to try testwise.
Brian
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