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how to mount ext3
I have an externl hdd formatted entirely in ext3 with no partitions.
I do 'mount -t ext3 /dev/da0 /mount5' And it says operation not supported by device I also tried ext2 
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You'll need to use -t ext2, but you'll also need to specify the slice.. FreeBSD uses a dynamic device file system, so do a $ ls /dev/da0* and see what shows up.
EDIT: No partitions? not sure why you did that for.. can't help you with that.. or if FreeBSD can mount it.
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I use
Code:
mount -t ext2fs /dev/ad0s1 /mnt/linux
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