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I *think* "kldxref /boot/modules" should solve your problem.
Let me know if it works :)

good luck

El Martes 08 Marzo 2005 14:15, koen de wijs escribi=F3:
> Hello,
>
> I did something really stupid when I was root. I changed something in
> device.hints. Now I can't change anything on my system. It starts up but
> doesn't start the deamons (apache, ftp, ssh). When I start FreeBSD, it
> looks like I'm in some kind of safe mode. I can't write to the
> harddisks. How can I change this?
> I want to make a backup from some files and put them on another
> harddisk, so I can do a clean install.
>
>
> I hope someone could help me.
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