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Please help. I have just installed FreeBSD on the secondary drive in my machine to try out. The install was fairly painless and so far I'm quite impressed with it.
My problem is that I have Fedora installed on the primary drive and would like to be able to access it. I managed to get read only access last night but I've seen posts that suggest people have been able to get read & write access to ext3 partitions. How can I do it? To get read only I used,
mount -t ext2fs -r /dev/ad0s3 /mnt/linux
without the -r I get invalid argument errors.
Also can I just add the appropriate line to /etc/fstab so that it is mounted on boot?
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