Hello,
Sorry if this seems simple, but I have googled many different ways trying to find the answer ... no luck. I have a new install of FreeBSD 8.1.
During the partitioning scheme I created the following:
slice 1 = 25 Gig for operating system and samba
slice 2 = 295 Gig for data
Using the df command I can see all of my partitions on ad4s1:
During the partitioning phase, when it asked for the information for ad4s2, I picked "File System" and a mount point of /data
Shouldn't I see the entry in df command when run of:
?
My end result is to have the /data partition mount automatically on bootup. I edited the /etc/fstab file and added the line for ad4s2a and mimicked the other existing line entries. This just made the system halt and go into single user mode in which I was able to remove my errant entry.
Thank you for your help.
Kell
Sorry if this seems simple, but I have googled many different ways trying to find the answer ... no luck. I have a new install of FreeBSD 8.1.
During the partitioning scheme I created the following:
slice 1 = 25 Gig for operating system and samba
slice 2 = 295 Gig for data
Using the df command I can see all of my partitions on ad4s1:
Code:
ad4s1a = /
ad4s1f = /tmp
ad4s1d = /usr
ad4s1e = /usr/local
ad4s1g = /var
During the partitioning phase, when it asked for the information for ad4s2, I picked "File System" and a mount point of /data
Shouldn't I see the entry in df command when run of:
Code:
ad4s2a = /data
My end result is to have the /data partition mount automatically on bootup. I edited the /etc/fstab file and added the line for ad4s2a and mimicked the other existing line entries. This just made the system halt and go into single user mode in which I was able to remove my errant entry.
Thank you for your help.
Kell