Start smthg graphical as root (when logged in as non-privileged user):
From http://mark.stosberg.com/Tech/tips/freebsd.tips
# A FIND AND REPLACE TIP
here's a way to find all the files that contain a pattern and then replace it and make
backups.
# recursively find all the files that contain the word header and list the file names
> grep -rl header *
# take the resulting list and pass it perl to the find/replace/backup
> !! | xargs perl -pi.bak -e 's/header/header-full/'
# note that you've now created some backup files you might want to delete!
Backup files changed in 120 days, less than 20k in size, not containing "cisco" in their names:
find mythings/ \! -regex '.*cisco.*' -type f -ctime -120 -size -20k -exec tar rf mythings040225-120daze-lt20k.tar {} \;
Put this to yer /etc/fstab and say 'mount /mnt/flash; ls /mnt/flash; umount /mnt/flash'
to see what's in that usb-thingy. This used to work in my good old Debian laptop.
(Something like scsi emulation or sth should be in kernel. See google if you will.)
/dev/sda1 /mnt/flash vfat noauto,user 0 0