> Le Jeudi 28 F�vrier 2002 12:59, Guillaume Cottenceau a �crit : > > > > if you're root, you can do many things leading to a situation > > where you can't boot, because you may set things up a very > > illogical way. > > Guillaume, > > 1. The machine is not destroyed in the situation I describe. It is perfectly > functionnal but rc.sysinit will NOT ALLOW the user to boot it. This is the > point I am trying to be understood here. >
I must agree here. If you are using journaling fs for root it is perfectly legal (even if not advisable) to mount it rw on boot. This is not an error and must be supported (actually I am surprised to know it does not work now. It worked all the time before). -andrej
