I'm still struggling with the problem stated in my threat on nanoBSD. The symptom is that a UFS1 filesystem created on a CF card under 9.0-STABLE mounts with no write permissions and nothing I've been able to figure out will let me change the permissions, or write to the filesystem. I've explicitly mounted the slice on the host system with rw options, but still it shows as read only. fsck indicates that the filesystem is clean.
I'd love to find out what things I can look for that might cause a filesystem or slice to be locked as unwritable. I've played with tunefs, dumpfs, fdisk, fsck, etc. and don't see any obvious problems -- but then again, I'm neither a filesystem guru nor a FreeBSD native.
Thanks much for any pointers.
I'd love to find out what things I can look for that might cause a filesystem or slice to be locked as unwritable. I've played with tunefs, dumpfs, fdisk, fsck, etc. and don't see any obvious problems -- but then again, I'm neither a filesystem guru nor a FreeBSD native.
Thanks much for any pointers.