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Subject: Re: Sheevaplug: booting from tftp/nfs has root as read-only
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Solved, thanks to Rafal:

Rafal Jaworowski wrote:
> 
> 
> Are you running in multiuser?
> 
> Does your /etc/fstab allow for RW?
> 
> 
/etc/fstab was fine:
192.168.2.233:/usr/nfsroot/arm-8-le / nfs rw 0 0

but i was running single-user. After using ^D after reading init(8)
it came up read-write. 

Thanks,
R
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