Mount an UFS2 HD

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SuperMiguel

I just installed an HD on my system, i ran sysinstall, and formated UFS2.. using sysinstall i went to mount point and set it to /mnt/test... It works like a charm.. When i reboot is not mounted.. had to go back to sysinstall and set a mount point and write.. i tried to type
Code: 
mount -t dev/ufs2 ad0 /mnt/test
and i get Operation not supported by device... Which command does sysinstall uses to mount this drive?? and how can i make it so if i reboot when it comes back it will be mounted?
 
Don't use sysinstall except for initially installing the system.

The command you used is wrong, it's:
# mount /dev/ad0 /mnt/test
A -t ufs isn't really needed, it's the default.

Edit /etc/fstab and add the partition and mountpoint there. Then it'll get mounted during boot.
 
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