18 Jul
2000
18 Jul
'00
13:22
/etc/fstab can only be read after / is mounted. To mount / read-only you have to use the `rdev' command (Try `rdev -h'). To mount the root-fs readonly you have to use `rdev -R <kernel> 1' (or `rdev -R <kernel> 0´ to mount it read/write). you should also check, whether an parameter given to the kernel overwrites
Hi, that kernel-flag, for example a line like append = rw in the lilo.conf... --------------------------------------------------------------------- Jürgen Ellinger Siemensstraße 44 88250 Weingarten e-mail: ellinger@informatik.uni-tuebingen.de ellinger@student.uni-tuebingen.de ellinger@spohn.rv.bw.schule.de