> I recently acquired a SE/30 for the purpose of running MacBSD.  I followed
> all of the instructions in the Install docs and it boots, but then it tells
> me I have a read-only file system.  Did I miss something?  Here is my setup

Yes and no.  If you are booting in single-user mode, it's normal
that the root fs is mounted in read-only mode.  To do useful things,
you usually have to boot in multi-user mode.  Uncheck the check box
"single user" (or something similar) in the Booter's Option/Booting
dialog box.

ken