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Hi everyone,

I moved to current a couple of days ago and am having some problems!  
(Surprise,
surprise) The main problem is that my usr partition will not mount. If  
I boot
the machine normally, the automatic fsck fails, saying I have a bad  
super-block.
If I then try:

fsck_ufs /dev/ad2s1f

I get

pid 16 exited on signal 12
Bad system call.

The strange thing is that I can mount the partition normally, view all  
the files,
etc. if I boot into fix-it mode off the 5.0 CDs.

Does anyone have any ideas as to how I should proceed?

TIA,

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Currently undertaking a PhD in Computer Science

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