The subject line is the question. I am not sure if it isn't
working because I am using the wrong nomenclature for the file
system I need to mount or if I need to do some more to the
kernel which, right now, is just the standard FreeBSD generic
build which usually has everything one normally needs.
My thanks to a member of this list who showed me what I was
doing wrong. in an example, the command is
mount -t ext2fs /dev/[yourstoragedevicename] /mnt
I had originally been typing -t ext2 which equals nothing to
FreeBSD.
Martin McCormick
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Martin McCormick wrote:
My thanks to a member of this list who showed me what I was
doing wrong. in an example, the command is
mount -t ext2fs /dev/[yourstoragedevicename] /mnt
I had originally been typing -t ext2 which equals nothing to
FreeBSD.
Martin McCormick
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The GENERIC kernel maybe have no ext2fs module. You can install it by:
cd /usr/src/sys/module/ext2fs && make && make install clean
and load the module
kldload ext2fs
If you do not have mount_ext2fs tool:
cd /usr/src/sbin/mount_ext2fs && make && make install clean
then, try to mount the ext2 parti
