I have the following directories on seperate partitions partitions:
/
/var
/tmp
/usr
/data
/dev shouldn't have a partition mounted to it, as it wastes space. if you do
a "df -h" you will see /dev is always 100% full and has a size of 0
On 9/15/05, Rein Kadastik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> BT
BTW the reason of the booting problem is that kernel mounts / partition
and expects to find /bin/sh from there but as the /bin is on separate
partiton, then it fails.
-- Rein
Rein Kadastik wrote:
Your partitioning is not correct. There is no point to put /bin and
/etc on their own partitions
Your partitioning is not correct. There is no point to put /bin and /etc
on their own partitions as they take very small amount of room.
I recommend to make another clean install and select Auto option when
creating slices
Usually separate partitions are recommended for the followind folders:
Julien FOURNIER wrote:
"Can't exec /bin/sh fot /etc/rc : No such File or directory.
Enter full path of Shell or type Enter for /bin/sh"
If I type Enter, the system tells me that the file can't be found...I
don't know how to do!!!
I have installed the system as following : Standard installation
Hello,
I'm a new FreeBsd (French) user, and after 3 days of none-working
installs, I, now can boot my server with FreeBSD installed on it.
The problem is : it ask me to enter the path for the Shell, and I don't
know where it is. Here is the message I get when I attempt to boot :
"Can't exec /bin/
