3b2/400

[Richard Meesters]

In article <2312 at cbnewsk.ATT.COM>, theobald at cbnewsk.ATT.COM (glenn.theobald) writes:
> In article <1990Mar27.175309.2551 at nebulus.UUCP> root at nebulus.UUCP (Dennis S. Breckenridge) writes:
> >                                                   Find disk number one of
> >the Unix(tm) set and boot the machine. When you see the message "DIAGNOSTICS
> >PASSED" reach around the back of the computer and press the reset button. Some
> >machines had a real push button, but most of them have a little hole with a 
> >recessed switch.
>
> >root partition "mount /dev/dsk/c1d0s0 /mnt" Make sure the /mnt directory
> >is there first. Here is the rest of the goodies in command format.
> 
> The Essental Utilities Disk #1 does NOT have the mount(1) command.  There
> is a comprable command fsys with undocumented options to do this operation.
> The devices on the floppy are also different /dev/idsk00 (on the floppy)
> is where the / (hard drive) filesystem lives.  The filesystem should be
> fsck(1M)'ed before mounted to be on the safe side.
> Also the /mnt directory does not exist on the EU #1 disk, use instal.
> 

Actually, that depends on the version of UNIX (tm) you are using.  You are
correct, the earlier versions of the O/S did NOT have the mount command 
embedded in magic mode.  But that changed for the later versions, I believe
it was somewhere around SVR2.04.  Any 3.X UNIX for the 3B2 has mount 
within magic mode.

Regards,


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