That depends who you are logged in as. If you are root, then it don't
matter. If you are a user...well, then you can not do much of maintenance
work, have to be root for that.
Your system is not read-only. If it were, you'd not be able to save
anything. Nor would the system itself (log files, etc.)
After installing Debian 2.0, I need to edit /dev/mod, to /dev/ttys. But
the system does not give permission. On boot of linux, a line says
"read-only" is my system read -only? How bo I make my system read-write
so I can edit?
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