On Nov 15,  2:04pm, "Colin Wood" wrote:
>Cassie McIlhenny wrote:
>> at the end of the boot I get
>> /etc/rc.conf is not configured.  Multiuser aborted
>> 
>> help.  I am fairly new to BSD so I don't know all the configs
>
>Basically, you need to boot into single-user and edit the file
>/etc/rc.conf so that the line that currently says:

You'll want to `mount -u /` before editing the file so you can
write it back.

>rc_configured=NO
>
>says
>
>rc_configured=YES
>
>instead.

You'll probably want to make other changes while you're in there
(if you haven't already ;-).

~Steve

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