Hello !
I don't know if my title ils clear, here is the problem.
I run FreeBSD from an external SSD (USB enclosure, ZFS filesystem), everything does work fine but, of course, my fstab devices point to da0 which is fine to boot.
Fine most of the time, but if I boot with another USB drive plugged in, I'll end in single user mode because /bin/sh is not found (quite normal, da0 is another drive).
My question is : can I add a line in fstab (or somewhere else) to force the system to assign da0 to the FreeBSD drive ? (Is it even possible...?)
Note that the drive is always plugged to the same connector (I have only one USB 3.2 connrctor), it might be helpful.
Thanks very much, that's definitely not a major problem but I'd love to solve it![Grinning face with smiling eyes :smile: 😄](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f604.png)
I don't know if my title ils clear, here is the problem.
I run FreeBSD from an external SSD (USB enclosure, ZFS filesystem), everything does work fine but, of course, my fstab devices point to da0 which is fine to boot.
Fine most of the time, but if I boot with another USB drive plugged in, I'll end in single user mode because /bin/sh is not found (quite normal, da0 is another drive).
My question is : can I add a line in fstab (or somewhere else) to force the system to assign da0 to the FreeBSD drive ? (Is it even possible...?)
Note that the drive is always plugged to the same connector (I have only one USB 3.2 connrctor), it might be helpful.
Thanks very much, that's definitely not a major problem but I'd love to solve it
![Grinning face with smiling eyes :smile: 😄](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f604.png)