new bee wrote:
>
> Hello commune,
>
> During sys boot up, i see a message saying something like "mounting root
> filesystem - readolnly" what does that mean and how does it differ from r/w
> filesys? Also, how do i make it mount the filesys as r/w?
>
> thanx - nB
During boot up, Linux performs various activities (can't remember the
whole list) that would be much safer if the root partition was mounted
read-only. When it is done, it remounts the root as R/W.
There is nothing to worry about with this. You don't have to make it
mount R/W, it already is by the time booting is over.
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Arandir
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