On Fri, May 11, 2007 at 07:18:21PM +0200, Quentin Garnier wrote:

> Is your root partition really lfsv2?

Yes, your'e right: I made a mistake choosing lfsv2 instead of ffsv2.

But now, when fixed it... I'm still at the same point: it's booting, but still
not willing to mount root partition.

After I use "boot -a ...", it says: boot device: <unknown> (not allowing to
type in anything), then as root device it still does want "raid-somenthing",
while I haven't set any RAID-s. It refuses "wd0a" or similar.

What should I do, to make it properly boot the system?
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						Zbigniew Baniewski