>
>> it boots fine and all that, but i cant get root access....
>>
>> I have tried to do the '# /sbin/mount -u -w' command
>
> The '#' shellprompt is a vague indication that you *do* have root 
> access..
> Your machine is running in single user mode, with / mounted read-only,
> which means that you can't write to it.
>
>> and it sais something (dont remember exact words)

this is what i have written and got in return:

  # /sbin/mount -u -w /
   /dev/sd1a: file system not clean (fs_flags=40); please fsck(8)
  # vi /etc/rc.conf
   vi: not found
  # ex /etc/conf
   ex: not found
  # ed /etc/rc.conf
   518
   <anything>
   ?
   <anything>
   ?

there

and, i cant use the 'login' command cuz it answers me with 'not found'
and i cant use 'man <manual>' command cuz it dont know what the command 
'man' is and so on...

help please!

/Anton


>
> That's not very helpful - then again, the command should have been
>
> /sbin/mount -u -w /
>
> (The last slash should be there.)
>
> If it still doesn't work, please write down exactly what it says - 
> otherwise
> troubleshooting will be difficult ;)
>
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