Re: fstab problems



William Steibel wrote:
No Ed,
I tried sudo first then swithed to root on Knoppix. In fc5 I logged in as
root. Still read only file systems

Bill Steibel
bsteibel@xxxxxxxx

Knoppix initially mounts "other" (i.e. not its own) file systems read only, if I remember correctly. You should be able to unmount and then re-mount your FC5 file system(s).

Peter HB

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