total newbee questions
Kevin Kinsey
kdk at daleco.biz
Wed Mar 24 09:14:02 PST 2004
On Wed, Mar 24, 2004 at 12:34:36AM -0400, kennon ward wrote:
> To All;
>
> I just created the disk for FreeBSD and got my other laptop to boot up
>under FreeBSD. I need some help in accessing the hard drive and the cdrom. I
>tried to create a directory for the CDROM and the hdd1. Then tried to mount
>using those directories. It did not access my hard drive or the cdrom.
>The question is what do I need to do to gain access to these two drives?
>
> Also does anyone out there have the source code and makefile for vi?
>That is the editor I have used on other Unix systems. You may have guessed that I was not a root super user :-)
>
Assuming you get your hard drive situation fixed up, you shouldn't
need anything else to run vi(1). It's installed by default in
/usr/bin, so my guess is that if you get your /usr partition
available to the system, you'll be fine. If all you've got available
is /, then I feel your pain, for ed(1) and red(1) are somewhat
"like kicking dead whales down the beach" compared to something
more modern... :-)
Like someone else wrote, send us the output of "mount"
and a description of how you're attempting to mount your
filesystems, the relevant parts of your dmesg, etc.
Kevin Kinsey
DaleCo, S.P.
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