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From: Patrick <patrick@popper.paradigm2000.com>
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Subject: Single user mode Q
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Hi.

   I am using 2.1.5 custom kernel. As I want to make sure my change to 
the boot rc process can be recover by booting to single user mode. However,
when I boot by wd(0,a)/kernel -s, the root is mount as read only. How can I
change to read and write?