I have BSD on my powerbook 165.  I'm using a custom kernel, and access it 
through a terminal (adb isn't quite working yet from what I'm told).  I 
have my unix partition on a Syquest EZ135.  When the sytem boots into 
single user, the root partition comes up as read only.  Refering to the 
faq, i tried mount -u / at the prompt.  It states that 
ufs: /dev/sd2a on /: specified device doesn't match mounted device.  
Booting in multi user gets errors, and then reverts to single user with 
read only partition.

The question is:  How to I make my root partition read write.
do I need to edit fstab?

ps. I'm kind of a newbie to unix so please try not to talk too muck over 
my head on your 
responses. :)

Thanks


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