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Subject: Re: Help --- Can't boot-up server
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nitronarc@iname.com wrote:
> 
> [snip]
> We tried to fix the problem by doing the standard fcsk and mount -u or
> mount -w, but the disk system still stayed read-only. Need to
> make the disk read-write so as we can fix the problem. Any
> suggestions?

Just 'mount /' or 'mount -a'? to bring up the filesystems as R/W (assuming
they have no errors).

-Karl


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