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hey everyone, question #2 for the night <GG>

     I was working on my /etc/rc file, trying to get it to NOT start
sendmail on bootup (don't need it) and somehow managed to get it screwed
up, so I figured no problem, I will just copy the rc file from another
FreeBSD box...so I renamed the original /etc/rc file to "rc.old" and
attempted to get the file on a floppy from another computer (see previous
post).  In the mean time I rebooted the box and it won't let me rename the
original from rc.old back to /etc/rc saying it is a read only file system
when I try "mv rc.old rc"

can anyone help me get this back working??

HELP!!

thanks in advance!

bernie




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