by Administrator
19. May 2009 19:48
Iam use ubuntu 9.04. First, you need to find out what the name of your BSD partition is under Linux. This will show what Linux thinks is a BSD (UFS2) partition:
root@ubuntu:~# dmesg | grep bsd
[4294675.513000] hdc2: <bsd: hdc9 hdc10 >
[4294675.530000] hdc3: <bsd: hdc11 hdc12 >
Then, create a mount point for BSD:
root@ubuntu:~# mkdir /media/bsd
And you just have to try mounting the first partition, if this doesn't work, try the 2nd one, and so forth until you find the PC-BSD partition:
root@ubuntu:~# mkdir /media/bsd
root@ubuntu:~# mount -r -t ufs -o ufstype=ufs2 /dev/hdc9 /media/bsdroot@ubuntu:~#
This is it, you now have access to your PC-BSD partition on Linux :)
root@ubuntu:~# ls /media/bsd
976dcf03-9af8-453c-85ec-92120798c928|0|.0
Tags: bsd, linux