Hi,

The line in my /etc/fstab is as follows:
    /data/suse10.img     /suse_install        iso9660    ro,loop=/dev/loop1

equivalent to the following command line:
    mount -t iso9660 /data/suse10.img /suse_install -o ro,loop=/dev/loop1

NOTE BEFORE FLAMING:  I did manually remount with the 'rw' option. 

The image was created by k3b (KDE CD Writing app) and a big cup of strong hot tea!

Mounted as 'rw', if I go into /suse_install and try delete a file, I get:
    Disaster-Area:/suse_install/suse/x86_64 # rm ZynAddSubFX-2.2.1-2.x86_64.rpm
    rm: cannot remove `ZynAddSubFX-2.2.1-2.x86_64.rpm': Read-only file system
    Disaster-Area:/suse_install/suse/x86_64 #    

Basically I have an 8GB DVD image of the SuSE 10, and I want to remove the 3 GB of X86_64 rpms.                     
 
thanks

Sean

Cgull Charlie wrote:
Sean Craig - Snr Solutions Consultant - enigmatis wrote:

  
Hi,

Tried all of this.  All actions fail because of 'read-only file 
system' even though I mounted as rw...?
Ideas appreciated.

    
Then its time to be a little more verbose.  Cut and paste the mount 
command in full please
Also please explain how you created the image, what filesystem it is etc....

By the way I never heard of an image file growing!  Seeing is believing- 
I'll have to try.
To resize I have always padded the end, used fdisk and then done the 
usual resizefs or equiv.  You may be saving me some unnecessary work 
now!  Of course though, it cannot shrink if you delete a file..an image 
is just a big block of bytes that acts like a linear disk space.  It has 
no extra-terrestial intelligence to shrink itself on demand prior to 
applying some infinite *probability drive*

cGull


 
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