mounting FreeBSD partitions
Hey guys, I tried searching for this and found nothing relevant to what I was trying to do.
My PC is setup so that I dual boot Slackware Linux 2.4 (soon to upgrade to 2.6.8), and FreeBSD 5.2.1. I was just wondering how I could mount, from my Linux box, into a FreeBSD partition and navigate, create, edit, and/or delete files as if I was logged in, almost. mounts are: hda1 - FreeBSD hdb1 - Linux Swap (Primary) hdb5 - Linux (Logical) Thanks, in advance. |
I think you could do it the same way as you would mount a Linux partition, with the only exception that FreeBSD uses ufs file system by default.
So, you do it as follows: mount -t ufs /dev/hdb1 /path/to/mountpoint However, I never did it myself, so I may be wrong. |
When mounting your way I get the error:
Code:
[root:~]$ mount -t ufs /dev/hda1 /mnt/bsd/ |
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