On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 10:39:41AM -0500, Mipam wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I wished to use lfs on the tmp fs.
> So i edited disklabel -e wd0 and changed the entry for
> g  .... ..... 4.4LFS  1024 8192 7 ......
> I only changed the 4.2BSD to 4.4LFS and had to change cpg/sgs to 7
> for he didnt like 16.
> After that i went to single user mode and did newfs_lfs /dev/rwd0g
> Seemed to work fine, then i changed the /etc/fstab
> to /dev/wd0g /tmp lfs rw 1 2
> I only changed ffs to lfs.
> Then i rebooted, yes yes a stupid way indeed to mount your disks :)
> I came into single user mode becuase automatic check of /tmp
> didnt work out, incorect superblock etc and it told me to do
> fsck_lfs wd0g by hand.
You may want to change '1 2' to '0 0'; I'm not sure automatic fsck of LFS
work yet.

> So i did that and i specified no backup from superblock etc
> and it finished, however, it kept reporting the same errors.
> Furthermore i tried to mount_lfs /dev/rwd0g /tmp
> and it told me to specify device block.

You want wd0g, not rwd0g.

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Manuel Bouyer, LIP6, Universite Paris VI.           Manuel.Bouyer@lip6.fr
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