If you proceed into the installation process, it will mount the root under
/target. If you switch immediately to a VC and mount it manually, it will
mount it where you specify with the mount command.
Bob
On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, rich wrote:
>> This is a good application for the rescue disk (of the
>This is a good application for the rescue disk (of the >installation floppy
>set). You can alt-F2 to get a console >screen, mount the root partition to
>/mnt and edit >/mnt/etc/fstab with ae.
>
>Bob
Thanks - that did it... although it took me a while to figure out that
when the program mounts
This is a good application for the rescue disk (of the installation floppy
set). You can alt-F2 to get a console screen, mount the root partition to
/mnt and edit /mnt/etc/fstab with ae.
Bob
On Mon, 1 Mar 1999, Rich Hartman wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was messing around w/ FSTAB, and apparently era
"Rich Hartman" wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I was messing around w/ FSTAB, and apparently erased the "ro" from
>the "defaults,errors=remount-ro" field of my root filesystem
>entry Anyway, now I can't login even as root, and get all kinds
>of boot-up errors
>
>I've tried "linux sing
Hello,
I was messing around w/ FSTAB, and apparently erased the "ro" from
the "defaults,errors=remount-ro" field of my root filesystem
entry Anyway, now I can't login even as root, and get all kinds
of boot-up errors
I've tried "linux single" at LILO, and I can login, but I can't edit
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