Erik Wikström wrote: > On 2006-06-10 23:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Hello community. >> >> What docs I must read for understanding /dev/ad* devices? > > If you mean how to decrypt something like ad0s2b it goes like this: > > da means that it's a ATA-disk, 0 means that it's the first disk (primary > master). s2 means slice 2, which is the same as the the third BIOS- > partition and the b means that it's the second BSD-partition. If the > whole disk is used the s followed by an number may be omitted and the > drive would be ad0b. > >> I need mounting ntfs and linux partiotions. > > When mounting a linux-partition you will obviously not have any BSD- > partitions worry about so you should mount /dev/da0s1 (if the partition > is the second on the first disk). > > For NFS you should use mount_nfs, I've no personal experience with this > but if you have done it in linux it ought to be quite similar, read more > about it in the mount_nfs man-page. > > Erik Wikström
My hdd is contain seven partitions: from hdb1 to hdb7. hdb4 is /dev/ad1s4a - DRFly partition. But ls /dev/ad1* print only /dev/ad1s2 and /dev/ad1s3, i.e. not print extended partitions from hdb5 to hdb7. How I can mount from hdb5 to hdb7? Besy regards, altnixsys.
