I'm running ZFS on an old machine with 1.5GB RAM, and read that tuning the
And that's it.
I've booted into a Live CD with the plan of removing that line, but I can't seem to mount the hard drive. I've found other suggestions that I should be able to
How can I mount the internal drive from the Live CD? Or is there another method I can use to edit /boot/loader.conf?
Thanks!
Edit: to better reflect the nature of the problem
vm.kmem_size
parameter in /boot/loader.conf might help things out. I switched on the machine today and it failed to boot. It gets through the initial boot menu and then shows:Copyright (c) 1992-2015 The FreeBSD Project
Copyright (c) (dates etc.)
FreeBSD is a registered trademark (etc.)
FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE-p8 (etc.)
FreeBSD clang version 3.8.0 (etc.)
Copyright (c) (dates etc.)
FreeBSD is a registered trademark (etc.)
FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE-p8 (etc.)
FreeBSD clang version 3.8.0 (etc.)
And that's it.
I've booted into a Live CD with the plan of removing that line, but I can't seem to mount the hard drive. I've found other suggestions that I should be able to
cd /tmp
then mkdir myDisk
and then just use the usual mount -w ada0p3 /tmp/myDisk
but I cannot create the directory in /tmp -- I get the result "Read-only file system".How can I mount the internal drive from the Live CD? Or is there another method I can use to edit /boot/loader.conf?
Thanks!
Edit: to better reflect the nature of the problem