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From: jeff@stat.uconn.edu (Jeffrey M. Metcalf)
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Subject: Need serious help with filesystem
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Hello,

The was an accident and I had to remake all my devices using

sh MAKEDEV all

When I went to reboot,the partitions

/dev/wd0s2e

and 

/dev/wd0s2f

could not be found.  The nodes were apparently not made when I did
the sh MAKEDEV all.  When I try to remake them after entering single
user mode ( the / filesystem is mounted OK), I get 

read-only filesystem.

I have hours of work logged on building this system.  I hope I can fix it
without reinstalling everything.  

Thank You,

JM