Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 11:01:35 +0100 From: Thierry.Herbelot@alcatel.fr To: Dexter X <dexterx@montana.com> Cc: questions@freebsd.org Subject: Re: FreeBSD Question Message-ID: <C125686D.003714FE.00@frmta003.netfr.alcatel.fr>
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No, I haven't seen anything like you said.
TfH
PS : please, keep all recipients of the original messages CC'd (else, it would be consulting, and I won't be cheap !)
Hiya, I got another e-mail from someone else telling me to check the info
on the partitions in the Novice install section..and sure enough, everytime
I install FreeBSD, after i've rebooted the computer the / /var and
/usr parts are all turned back to <none> They are there..just not
defined as /usr /var and /
The swap part still is fine..this is real odd..he said he had the same
problem and just gave up :( You ever heard of that happening? no matter
what I seem to do while installing that happens..and I know the Exactly
what it says before I reboot is
wd0s2a / 50mb USF Y
wd0s2b SWAP 261MB SWAP
wd0s2e /var 20mb USF Y
wd0s2f /usr 2164mb USF Y
After I reboot it goes to -
wd0s2a <none> 50mb (i forget)
wd0s2b SWAP 261mb (i forget)
wd0s2e <none> 20mb (i forget)
wd0s2f <none> 2164mb (i forget)
You ever heard of this happening before? :( well thanks for your time :)
Dex
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