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To: "Kristof Lossie" <kristof.lossie@pandora.be>
From: DoubleF <doublef@tele-kom.ru>
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Subject: Re: I did rm /dev/ad0s1f  HELP?
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> I did rm /dev/ad0s1f witch is my /tmp partition. And now ofcourse when
> it boots it says that it can't stat ad0s1f because it isn't there. And
> then I asked for the path of sh with as default /bin/sh. Or in other
> words it doesn't boot anymore. I tried sh MAKEDEV ad0s1f, but it replied
> with rm: ad0s1: read-only file system. Can I get the ad0s1f file or
> whatever it is back in to that /dev/ directory? Because I really do not
> want to start all over again.

You first need to mount root for writing:

#mount /

And then you will be able to make the node.

					DoubleF