I installed FreeBSD tonight to mess with it. I was having issues configuring X (all I would get is the mess o' stuffs you always get before the WM/DE fully implements itself), so I wanted to install Fluxbox to see if it's just the WM I'm using.
Now, the machine I have BSD on does NOT have a working way of accessing the Internet, so I downloaded a Fluxbox tarball on my USB drive. When I go to plug it in, it starts throwing up errors in shiny white text (this would also happen when I ran the mount command on it).
I solved that by adding the line in the /etc/fstab file, but now every time I try to mount it it says "Operation Not Supported By Device".
The /etc/fstab line says the filesystem for "da0s1" is "vfat". Did I screw that up (I haven't touched FreeBSD before, and I haven't edited an /etc/fstab in a long time), or is there something else wrong?
Now, the machine I have BSD on does NOT have a working way of accessing the Internet, so I downloaded a Fluxbox tarball on my USB drive. When I go to plug it in, it starts throwing up errors in shiny white text (this would also happen when I ran the mount command on it).
I solved that by adding the line in the /etc/fstab file, but now every time I try to mount it it says "Operation Not Supported By Device".
The /etc/fstab line says the filesystem for "da0s1" is "vfat". Did I screw that up (I haven't touched FreeBSD before, and I haven't edited an /etc/fstab in a long time), or is there something else wrong?