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remount /var
All stuff inside /var not works because I unmount /var.
i've try mount use cmd like this one below: mount -t ufs -o rw,userquota /dev/ad0s1e /var but not works. Anyone have any clue(except reboot the machine ) ?Thanks |
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Try mount -a
man mount for more.
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already try and already read. any other clue ?Thanks |
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What's the output of "disklabel ad0s1"?
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strange, if i remember (my last job on bsd was 1994) you CANNOT
mount on OR umount a busy fs. now in multiuser /var is used by the sys for: adm, cron, spool, log .... if a dev is mounted on /var, the sys uses the mounted /var else the mountPOINT /var. 1Q: how did you umount /var ? 2Q: error mssg ? 3Q: are you root trying to mount ? as long a fd is used on /var you have no chances, a way: init single mode. |
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