Jan Iven wrote:
On 04/12/07 00:41, t35t0r wrote:
To try to fix it, I booted up knoppix, vgscan, vgchange -a y, mount
/dev/myvg/rootvol /mnt/rootvol, and then edited the
/mnt/rootvol/etc/fstab file deleting the extra 'i'. I rebooted but I
still get the error above. I even copied the /etc/fstab from another
working RHEL5 system and I still get the same error as above. Also
cleaned out /etc/mtab but it didn't help. What's going on? Where is it
getting the "defaultsi" option from? It definitely isn't in /etc/fstab
or i'm hallucinating and vim isn't working properly because /i didn't
return anything in the file! help!
the /etc/fstab mount options get copied into the initrd, run "mkinitrd"
in the rescue boot (with correct options for your kernel etc) and you
should be fine.
(This had bitten me in the past for things such as "nodiratime" - which
plain "mount" would grok, but not the reduced-feature-set mount inside
the initrd..)
Best to use the RHEL rescue disk (I assume there's one, the FC6 rescue
will do if not) and repair from there.
For starters, it knows about selinux, lvm etc. I'm a great fan of
Knoppix, it's my favourite rescue disk for most Linux, and for Windows.
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John
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