I am not a FreeBSD user, but my guess is that the FreeBSD disk is 
partitioned, and that the /usr and /home are on different partitions 
(this would be normal for most unixes).

As a consequence, you will have to mount the other  /dev/hda? 
partitions, and figure out which ones are which.

Rolf

Xiaofan Chen wrote:
> It seems to me I can only access the FreeBSD partition's /root slice only
> under Linux and I can not see the other slices like /usr or /home.
>
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:~$ sudo mount -t ufs -o ufstype=ufs2,ro /dev/hda3
> /media/freebsd
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:~$ cd /media/freebsd/
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:/media/freebsd$ ls
> bin   cdrom   COPYRIGHT  dist     etc   lib      media  proc    root  sys  usr
> boot  compat  dev        entropy  home  libexec  mnt    rescue  sbin  tmp  var
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:/media/freebsd$ cd usr/
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:/media/freebsd/usr$ ls -la
> total 4
> drwxr-xr-x  2 root root 512 2007-03-17 22:52 .
> drwxr-xr-x 21 root root 512 2007-04-05 20:13 ..
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:/media/freebsd/usr$ cd ..
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:/media/freebsd$ cd boot/
> mcuee@mcuee-desktop:/media/freebsd/boot$ ls
> beastie.4th  boot1     device.hints   kernel.GENERIC   loader.4th
> loader.old  pxeboot
> boot         boot2     device.hints~  kernel.old       loader.conf
> loader.rc   screen.4th
> boot0        cdboot    frames.4th     kernel.usbdebug  loader.conf~
> mbr         support.4th
> boot0sio     defaults  kernel         loader           loader.help   modules
>
> What is the correct command to mount the FreeBSD partition under Linux?
> I am using Ubuntu 6.10 here.
>
> Regards,
> Xiaofan
>   


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