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voidmain:
Try adding a "-r" (read only) and see if that works:

# mount -r -t ufs -o ufstype=44bsd /dev/hdb3 /mnt/bsd

And of course make sure the /mnt/bsd directory exists (but I know you know that). That should for sure work with FreeBSD, maybe the new OpenBSD has changed it's file system but it's supposed to work.

Master of Reality:
that doesnt work for FreeBSD or OpenBSD which are on separate computers and i am trying to access FreeBSD with Slackware and OpenBSD with Redhat.

voidmain:
Don't know man, you'll have to do some more research. I don't have Linux and *BSD together on the same machine anywhere, except for my desktop where I have it running in a VMware session, but that doesn't help for what you are trying to do.

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