Mount the partition where FreeBSD is located in Linux

Mount the partition where FreeBSD is located in Linux

A problem occurs when Gnome is installed on FreeBSD. As a result, the system cannot enter--. Therefore, you cannot download a livecd, mount the shard where FreeBSD is located, and modify the configuration file, unexpectedly, the fdisk-l command does not check the partition where FreeBSD is located. This gave me a headache, and I was not able to mount it successfully when I used mount. Later I learned that the FreeBSD partition can only be mounted in a read-only manner in Linux (it hurts a lot ), however, data extraction and backup are quite user-friendly. In fact, it is just a command to open the Linux terminal, and then enter

Mount-r-t ufs-o ufstype = ufs2/dev/sda2/mnt

-R indicates read-only, prompting you not to use-w or remove the-r parameter. What will happen? You can try it on your own. Here,/dev/sda2 is the partition where FreeBSD is located and/mnt is your mount point.

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