* For UFS try specifying: "ufs:xxxs1a", where xxx is the drive.
* Once you get the system up you may have to remount / read-write, then
fix /etc/fstab and adjust /boot/loader.conf as necessary to specify
- the root mount using vfs.root.mountfrom="hammer:serno/<SERIALNUMBER>.s1d"
+ the root mount using vfs.root.mountfrom="hammer:serno/SERIALNUMBER.s1d"
(for example).
* We recommend specifying mount points by serial number, using
- /dev/serno/<SERIALNUMBER>.s1<partition> as necessary. Also remember
+ /dev/serno/SERIALNUMBER.s1PARTITION as necessary. Also remember
you may have a device specification in your /etc/rc.conf (for the dump device),
and of course the root mount specification in /boot/loader.conf.
* You can blow away the whole disk or the slice from the emergency
shell prompt (alt f3? alt f4?) and then start the installation over
again.
- * dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/<rawdisk> bs=32k count=4 **This will blow
+ * dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/RAWDISK bs=32k count=4 **This will blow
away the whole disk**. You can try it on just the slice, aka
- <rawdisk>s1 but it is fairly dangerous to do so be careful.
+ RAWDISKs1 but it is fairly dangerous to do so be careful.
## Known Issues