On 4/5/07, Rolf <learr@rogers.com> wrote:
> 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.
>

The thing is that they are all under /dev/hda3. FreeBSD then sub-divided
them into different slices (/, /home, /root, /var and swap).
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