Upon boot BSD spams that the file system is read-only
Upon booting my BSD system, I encountered repeated error messages indicating that the file system is read-only. The specific message displayed was: "/usr/sbin/rsysrc: cannot create /etc/rc.conf: Read-only file system." Yesterday, I spent considerable time exploring programs I use on Linux to see if they could function on BSD. My goal was to determine if BSD could replace Linux on at least one of my main desktop computers, provided the necessary tools were available. One such program I wanted to install was tuptime, which tracks system uptime and provides statistics like the longest uptime, longest downtime, and other related metrics. I installed tuptime from the BSD repository. At the end of the installation, a message instructed me to add a couple of entries to the /etc/rc.conf file. I followed the instructions…