I've been trying to back up my friends poisoned Windows installation using m FreeBSD box. I've modified /etc/fstab so that
I can can view my hard drive, and I use ntfs-3g or ext4fuse (I have NO idea what the difference is) to mount his windows partition. I also don't know what the 2's mean.
So far, so good. *BUT* I have the problem that a vast swath of space is missing off of my drive and I have no idea how to make FreeBSD find it.
/da/da0p1 is a simple boot partition. Fair enough - it's small.
/dev/da0p2 is a linux Mint I hvae backed up - about 100 gigs.
/dev/da0p3 is an empty 7 gigabytes.
The drive, however, is a Terabyte, meaning I am missing 800 gigabytes off the drive, and I kinda need that. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
Code:
/dev/da0p3 /mnt/test3 ufs rw 2 2
/dev/da0p1 /mnt/test1 msdosfs rw 2 2
I can can view my hard drive, and I use ntfs-3g or ext4fuse (I have NO idea what the difference is) to mount his windows partition. I also don't know what the 2's mean.
So far, so good. *BUT* I have the problem that a vast swath of space is missing off of my drive and I have no idea how to make FreeBSD find it.
/da/da0p1 is a simple boot partition. Fair enough - it's small.
/dev/da0p2 is a linux Mint I hvae backed up - about 100 gigs.
/dev/da0p3 is an empty 7 gigabytes.
The drive, however, is a Terabyte, meaning I am missing 800 gigabytes off the drive, and I kinda need that. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.