Solved!
The drive label needs to be 'a' if you want FreeBSD to boot from it. Mine was 'd' ... here is how you can solve this: my slice name was ada0s1. So I boot from LiceCD and enter bsdlabel -e ada0s1 change 'd' label to 'a'. Then mkdir /mnt/ssd
mount /dev/ada0s1a /mnt/ssd and then edit...
Thanks you @tingo! Can you please tell me what do you mean by "updating FreeBSD installation" concretely? Because I have been experimenting with a lot of stuff after the insal, and non of them helped... THANKS!
I'm fairly new in FreeBSD, but I already love it :) Actually I love it so much, that I have decided to move it to my SSD drive where Windows7 used to be. I have formatted the drive, created two partitions FS and Swap, then dump/restore'd it from the HDD to SSD, made the partition bootable...
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