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Subject: simple way to mount a ramdisk?
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Hi,

can anyone tell me please, how to "mount a mfs-filesystem for dummies"?

My hdd is /dev/ad0 with two slices /dev/ad0s1a as / and /dev/ad0s1b as swap,
the ramdisk (for example 8 megs in size) should become /ram.

Thanks,
Thomas 'Neo' Weber
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