Maybe this is the solution : http://wiki.ghostbsd.org/index.php?titl ... n_found%22

Thanks for the help, however I can't even get in to the OOPS! screen now. Getting bad files messages during the boot-up message scroll. then it just wants to reboot. So...must have borked the files somehow too !

Hello While installing nvidia drivers through octopkg and adjusting scripts in/etc/defaults/rc.conf and /boot/device.hints I overlooked the last step nvidia-xconfig ! so I cannot boot into the graphics just getting an ooops screen try again, with no success. Can i get fix this or have I borked it an...

Hi to Eric and all you beastie lovers, Ghost BSD 10.1 totally KICKS ### Lots of intuitive improvements, since my last go with 4.0. And octopkg was a most welcome feature. thank you so much for all the hard work, as we are all the better for it. Quite stable, secure, and satisfying. A very fine deskt...

This like should be what you need http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-mount-freebsd-ufs2-filesystem/. Great....got it mounted following that links directives, When I get to # ls here is what is shown : root[mnt]# ls COPYRIGHT bin boot cdmnt-install compat dev dist entropy etc home lib libexec ...

So it doesn't recognize UFS. Maybe you should install and/or build a new kernel with support UFS for mount your slide of GhostBSD. This would help you ... http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+FreeBSD-5.html . When trying to mount the ghost slice, from a live CD this is the message I got : An error occur...

I understand your problem. You are Trying to copy all of my home directory from ghostbsd /ada0s3 to the home directory on Salix /ada0s1 . How did you install your GhostBSD system? Installed from cd-rom boots from grub2 You type this command gpart show . And you can mount your home directory on othe...

Is the slice naming convention different for BSD ? like /ad0s1 versus /sda1 (linux) ?? Yes, its different on BSD. https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/disk-organization.html ;) I am still unable to copy the home directory to the other slice What is your issue? Hi again, Trying to copy all of my hom...

So from the root shell as single user would The invocation be # cp /home/galasrinnion /mnt/dev/sda1/home/saylixher/galasrinnion/ that is copying the home directory from ghostbsd (sda3) to slackware (sda1) home/saylixher/galasrinnion/ ?? Is the slice naming convention different for BSD ? like /ad0s1...

So from the root shell as single user would The invocation be
# cp /home/galasrinnion /mnt/dev/sda1/home/saylixher/galasrinnion/

that is copying the home directory from ghostbsd (sda3) to slackware (sda1) home/saylixher/galasrinnion/ ??