[Smaug] Mounting FreeBSD in Debian
Rick Moen
rick at linuxmafia.com
Thu, 2 May 2002 17:39:23 -0700
Quoting Rocker D'Antonio (rockerd1134@hotmail.com):
> Assuming that I have the ufs moduel loaded in my kernel, dose anyone know
> how to mount a FreeBSD partition in Debian
Which type of partition table does it live in? In FreeBSD, did you
create a BSD/Sun-style disklabel, or a DOS-type partition table?
FreeBSD can do either one. Fortunately, Linux's /sbin/fdisk can deal
with either one, but you should be aware of which mode you should used,
in advance.
In any event, be careful: The BSD UFS/FFS filesystem has so many
marginally compatible variants that it's difficult to say which ones
Linux can safely mount. I haven't personally tried that in many years.
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Rick Moen -- Thomas Sowell
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