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Ok, this is going to be a lot of typing
As per the suggestion of Beastie to try the commands 'mount' and 'file -s' on the partitions that seem to have changed from ad10 to ad14, I did so after booting from the fixit disk.
This was the case for all of them: ad14s1a - ad14s1f.
Mounting worked, however only for three out of the five partitions; for ad14s1b and ad14s1d I got:
I have no clue why these two partitions couldn't mount. I could guess one of them being /swap and therefor for some reason not being mountable (?), but that leaves still one other partition that refuses to mount.
For the three that did mount I wrote down what is in it.
/dev/ad14s1a
/dev/ad14s1e
/dev/ad14s1f
/mnt2
Then there also appears a /mnt2 which I didn't create, and which didn't show up in df (perhaps this is the fixit disk?)
Finally, df shows:
The three partititions that I mounted.
As per the suggestion of Beastie to try the commands 'mount' and 'file -s' on the partitions that seem to have changed from ad10 to ad14, I did so after booting from the fixit disk.
Code:
file -s /dev/ad14s1a
file: could not find any magic files
This was the case for all of them: ad14s1a - ad14s1f.
Mounting worked, however only for three out of the five partitions; for ad14s1b and ad14s1d I got:
Code:
mount: /dev/ad14s1b: invalid argument
I have no clue why these two partitions couldn't mount. I could guess one of them being /swap and therefor for some reason not being mountable (?), but that leaves still one other partition that refuses to mount.
For the three that did mount I wrote down what is in it.
/dev/ad14s1a
Code:
.cshrc
.profile
.snap
bin/
boot/
compat@
dev/
dist/
entropy
etc/
home@
lib/
libexec/
media/
mnt/
proc/
rescue/
root/
sbin/
sys@
tmp/
usr/
var/
/dev/ad14s1e
Code:
.ICE-unix
.X11-unix
.XIM-unix
.font-unix
.snap/
4bbef6756759645949ftjrjh
fam-caliante
kde-caliante
kde-root
lucene-cffgdjlshhgdshghdhfg-write.lock*
/dev/ad14s1f
Code:
.snap
X11R6@
ZTS/ ->>> A directory I created myself containing MP3.
bin/
compat/
games/
home/ ->>> Contains indeed my personal files as a user (Desktop, Downloads, etc)
include/
lib/
libdata/
libexec/
local/
obj/
ports/
sbin/
share/
src/
/mnt2
Then there also appears a /mnt2 which I didn't create, and which didn't show up in df (perhaps this is the fixit disk?)
Code:
.cshrc
profile
bin/
boot/
boot.catalog
cdrom.inf
dev/
etc/
lib/
libexec/
media/
mnt/
proc/
rescue/
root/
rr_move/
sbin/
stand@
sys@
tmp/
usr/
var/
Finally, df shows:
Code:
/dev 100%
/dist 100%