> The reason I give so much to Linux is that NetBSD can mount ext2fs, but
> Linux (as far as I can tell) cannot mount NetBSD partitions. Therefore, when
> I run NetBSD, I can mount -all- the partitions, something NONE of the other 
> OSs can do.  Gotta love it!

I have mounted NetBSD filesystems from Linux many times.  You need to
compile in support for the BSD partition scheme (disklabel), and support
for the BSD filesystem (ufs).

When you boot the machine, the BSD partition will be something like
/dev/sda7 and you'll need to do something like
mount -t ufs -o 44bsd /dev/sda7 /mnt

Ben