On May 04 2002, Will Aoki wrote:
> Why not just 'umount -a -r; mount / -n -o remount,ro', (which is
> basically what your init scripts do during a shutdown from "normal"
> system operation)?
You mean after the files are deleted? If so, then, yes, that
is a better solution than mine. I agree. Thanks for
suggesting that.
But the point remains: the user has to be careful with the
system shutdown.
[]s, Roger...
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