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Re: Upgrading CND 1.0
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Stephen Zedalis)
Mon Oct 21 18:37:25 1996
Date: Mon, 21 Oct 1996 09:03:02 -0400 (EDT)
From: Stephen Zedalis <tintype@exis.net>
To: POKRIEFKAE@detroitedison.com
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On 21 Oct 1996 POKRIEFKAE@detroitedison.com wrote:
>
> Salutations,
> Well, what I feared would happen did during an attempt to upgrade CND
> 1.0 to Redhat 3.0.3. After reading the instructions for upgrading I ran the
> script which seemed to run with no problems (only 2 warnings). However, after
> I rebooted, I found my primary drive (hda1) had been set to read-only in my
> lilo.conf. Anyone know how to rectify this situation? I made a complete
> backup of my system so it's not that important, just really frustrating. Is
> there an update to this script? Should I skip 3.0.3 and shoot for 4.0? Or,
> does anyone know how to get my drive back to read-write? Thanks in advance.
Your root partition SHOULD be mounted read-only in lilo.conf. Initially
it is mounted read-only during kernel boot so it can do an fsck.
Then later on it the scripts it is remounted read-write. So if you can't
use your hard drive after boot, it isn't the lilo.conf that is doing
it to you. Look elsewhere.
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Stephen Zedalis Exis Net Inc.
System Administrator Hampton Roads' Premier Internet Provider
tintype@Exis.Net Web Page: http://www.Exis.Net
Email: support@Exis.net
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