Re: startup problem: chown: readonly file system...


J.O. Aho wrote:
pcutilisateur@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have install knoppix in my computer, and it was working fine. I
change something in /etc/init.d and it is stuck at "chown: read only
file system"..


how to do i fix this?

You need to be root to edit system files, use the su kommand in a terminal or
sudo to get root privileges.

Hi

I just used gentoo cd to get into the file system, however, I don't
know what to edited.

this is what I have in /etc/fstab

/dev/hda3 / reiserfs defaults 0 1

proc /proc proc defaults


I believe it started when I remove following from /etc/init.d

"knoppix-autoconfig"
"knoppix-hd-autoconfig"
"knoppix-hd-config"


I was trying to remove few things from start scripts, and I think I
went too far :(

.

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