I have only recently begun to use FreeBSD but I consider myself
competent with Linux and I have had FreeBSD installed on my PC for
over a week now and I decided to build a kernel for my machine and get
rid of all the unnecessary drivers and whatnot (like everything SCSI,
the Qcam stuff, PS/2 mouse stuff, etc) and I finally got the kernel to
build after having to fight with it over the definition of the floppy
drive.
Here's the problem: Whenever I attempt to boot my FreeBSD partition
(I'm dual-booting FreeBSD & 98) it goes through all the normal bootup
messages until it mounts the root partition ("changing root device to
wd0s1a") and it immediately complains about "panic: MFS image is
invalid!!" and forces me to reboot. This happens if I use kernel,
kernel.old or kernel.GENERIC. What can I do to fix it?
TIA,
Ben Williams
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