Mounting Linux ext2fs

[Kristian W. Holvoet]

Please excuse me if this is too obvious...

I am trying to mount a linux partition that is on the same drive as
FreeBSD 3.2.

I used the command:
mount -t ext2fs /dev/wd0s1 /linux #Drive/Slice are correct, mount
point exists

I get message like:
vfsload(exts2fs): file doesn't exist #Message not verbatim, sorry...

mount_ext2fs exists and is where expected. I tried running it directly,
same results.

I've looked in the modules directory, no ext2fs.ko (or anything
resembling it).

I also have the linux compatibility module loaded.

The question: what do I need to do get FreeBSD to mount the Linux
partition. If I need a module, where can I get the src (it's not in
/usr/src/sys/modules or with the other filesystem code...)

Kris Holvoet

[Jim Driese]

"Kristian W. Holvoet" wrote:

If you haven't done so, you need to enable ext2fs support in your kernel
configuration file. Do so with the following option (which can also be
found in your LINT file):

options "EXT2FS"

Compile and install your new kernel and the above mount command should
work.

Regards

Jim Driese