> I just updated: > > NetBSD 10.0_RC Platform? amd64?
> I am doing: > > mount -t msdos /dev/sd0 /mnt > > Its a SanDISK that I have been using for a while. > Did something change? Idea??? You didn't describe what error you get (I presume you get an error?) So this is a bit of a guessing game... If this is either on i386 or amd64, I would first do fdisk sd0 to see if it has an MBR with a partition table (it probably does), and check disklabel sd0 to see which partition gets the MSDOS file system. Usually, the MSDOS file system from the MBR partition table gets synthesised as the 'e' partition in the kernel's disk label, even though the disk itself doesn't have a physical BSD disk label on it. If that's the case, I would then do mount -t msdos /dev/sd0e /mnt Regards, - Håvard
