Solved I move FreeBSD from physical to VM

[momaydopod]

I move FreeBSD from physical to VM.

But cannot boot. The error can see on the picture. I following this link http://mustaxe.blogspot.com/2007/12/dealing-with-freebsd-mountroot-prompt.html

But not working. Please advise

 

[roddierod]

Your device names in /etc/fstab are incorrect (probably changed when moved). Look at 4.png and see the difference in the device names you have in /etc/fstab and shown by df.

 

[junovitch@]

It also looks like you've got an errant ":wq!" at the top of the /etc/fstab as well. The best course of action would be to remount using the whole path similar to how you mounted each partition in 5.png.

Make writable:
mount -t ufs -w /dev/da0s1a /

Fix the device names as roddierod mentioned and remove the ":wq!":
vi /etc/fstab

Leave single user mode:
return

 

[momaydopod]

Your device names in /etc/fstab are incorrect (probably changed when moved). Look at 4.png and see the difference in the device names you have in /etc/fstab and shown by df.

If iI type # mount -t ufs /dev/aacd0s1e /tmp the system is show error not found path

 

[momaydopod]

It also looks like you've got an errant ":wq!" at the top of the /etc/fstab as well. The best course of action would be to remount using the whole path similar to how you mounted each partition in 5.png.

Make writable:
mount -t ufs -w /dev/da0s1a /

Fix the device names as roddierod mentioned and remove the ":wq!":
vi /etc/fstab

Leave single user mode:
return

I following your step is my FreeBSD is boot and running apache service . Thanks