Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 20:17:47 -0800 From: Robert <robert.ayrapetyan@gmail.com> To: freebsd-sysinstall@freebsd.org Subject: Read-only file-system after install? Message-ID: <80d9f08b-f0bf-c3c2-6307-78fa7e04b5b9@gmail.com>
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Hi. I've installed FreeBSD in ZFS mirror mode many times on different hardware. The last step was always "Exit to the system to make final changes" where I'm performing something like below: pw useradd -n myuser -s /bin/tcsh -m pw groupmod wheel -m myuser passwd myuser After reboot my user was there and everything worked as expected. /tmp folder was always writable after reboot btw. Starting from FreeBSD 11.0 I've noticed a following "bug": once user added on the final step, all folders are created properly (folder /home/myuser is there). After reboot, I can login as myuser, but /home/myuser is not there! /home folder is empty! Moreover, /tmp is read-only! So I have to perform: su chmod 1777 /tmp pw userdel -n myuser pw useradd -n myuser -s /bin/tcsh -m pw groupmod wheel -m myuser passwd myuser after first reboot to recover my user. After further reboots everything stays as it should. Is this expected behavior or a known bug? If expected - how can I get what I want after installation? Thanks!
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