Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1998 21:50:23 -0700 (PDT) From: Doug Jolley <doug@footech.com> To: jason@washington.edu Cc: questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: Contingency Floppy Message-ID: <199809010450.VAA09724@srv01.bigwheel.net>
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>The fixit floppy can do everything you stated above. You boot with the
>boot.flp and then go into repair mode with the fixit.flp.
Thanks, Jason. I thought it might be the case that the fixit
floppy could be used without modification. That's why I asked
the question. I know how to get into repair mode with the fixit
floppy. What I don't understand is how I can mount the /var
and /usr file systems on /var and /usr (respectively) of the
floppy. The first problem is that I don't have the right drivers
available (wd0s2e for /var and wd0s2f for /usr). Secondly, I'm
a bit concerned about covering up (with the mount) what's already
available in the /var and /usr directories on the floppy.
If anyone can square me away on these points, I would greatly
appreciate it. Thanks.
... doug
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