Because my /usr filesystem was full, I added a new disk to my machine. Then I added this new disk to FreeBSD with a new filesystem on it. I added this file system with mounting point /claude in /etc/fstab. After reboot I could see /claude with df command. Then I copied the content of /usr to /claude with the command
cp -R /usr /claude
After cp finished, I edited /etc/fstab to remove the line with /usr and change mounting point /claude from the new disk to /usr. And at last, a rebooted FreeBSD. Then I got the following messages:
init: can't exec gett '/usr/libexec/getty' for port /dev/ttyv4: now such file or directory.
init: can't exec gett '/usr/libexec/getty' for port /dev/ttyv5: now such file or directory.
etc.
What did I do wrong?
Because I have installed FreeBSD on VMware Server I can rollback the situation before I removed /usr form /etc/fstab.
What are the next steps from this point, to use /usr from my new disk?
Please Help.
Regards
Claude
cp -R /usr /claude
After cp finished, I edited /etc/fstab to remove the line with /usr and change mounting point /claude from the new disk to /usr. And at last, a rebooted FreeBSD. Then I got the following messages:
init: can't exec gett '/usr/libexec/getty' for port /dev/ttyv4: now such file or directory.
init: can't exec gett '/usr/libexec/getty' for port /dev/ttyv5: now such file or directory.
etc.
What did I do wrong?
Because I have installed FreeBSD on VMware Server I can rollback the situation before I removed /usr form /etc/fstab.
What are the next steps from this point, to use /usr from my new disk?
Please Help.
Regards
Claude