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> May be there are slices on this drive?
> And so you should try
>
> mount /dev/ad1s1 /disk2
>
> to mount your only slice on second drive.

It has a filesystem on it I added it during the install. The file system
was ufs +s.

It is one large 80GB slice. No other slice. If there is only once slice
should my previous command have mounted the drive properly?