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Subject: Out of File Descriptors
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From: "Stuart Shillington" <stuarts@home.com>
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I checked the mailing-list archives, and couldn't find anything to do 
with this. I installed FreeBSD 3.4, and everything went OK. However, 
when I boot, everything is fine, until this comes up

changing root device to wd0s1a
.: out of file descriptors

It then drops me to a shell prompt. I can then mount /usr and /var 
manually. I'm dual booting with BeOS now, using BeOS's boot loader, but 
I don't think that's the problem. FreeBSD is on the first (4GB) fdisk 
partition. Is there any other bits of info that could help me solve 
this problem?

Stuart Shillington


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