Date: Sat, 1 Feb 1997 13:05:43 -0800 From: "Joseph I. Arias" <BigDaddy@LiveNet.Net> To: <hackers@FreeBSD.ORG> Message-ID: <199702011809.NAA09929@Clifford.LiveNet.Net>
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JA> I have Win95 installed in my computer, but I'm booting the system from
the
JA> boot disk that I made with rawrite boot4.flp and I also tried boot.flp.
JW>The latter is unimportant -- but Win95 certainly is. I assume you're
JW>using this dreaded VFAT filesystem then. Sorry to say, but our MSDOS
JW>filesystem code is not yet up to this.
I Formated my hard drive and only installed dos 6.22 and have removed
Windows 95 complety from my system and again I get the same error message.
Error mounting /dev/wd1s2 on /dos: invalid argument (22)
JW>Good news: FreeBSD 2.2 doesn't use the msdosfs for installation, but a
JW>private library instead. This should at least allow installing from a
JW>VFAT filesystem, even though you still can't mount it in Unix
JW>afterwards (but the mtools package can export or import files there).
Should I download FreeBSD 2.2? I'm a beginger to Unix is 2.2 stable enough
for me to pratic on? I'm wanting to start up my own ISP using BSD it was a
recomendation for the ISP now he runs it and I have gotten use to it.
Thanks Joe
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