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Hi Merlyn,

> plz can anybody tell me what freebsd's filesystem is cause i want to mount a
> FreeBSD partitionin a linux box.


In linux you have to compile in ufs support in your kernel. On the prompt you
will need something like:

mount -t ufs -o ufstype=44bsd <dev> <mnt-point>

Therefore in your fstab:

/dev/xxxxx /bsd  ufs  ufstype=44bsd  0 0 

Ciao
Siegbert


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