Pavel Machek wrote:
Hi!
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Pavel Machek wrote:
- a. What distro?
Hacked debian.
- b. What's the error?
Something about root not being mounted so it can't be remounted.
I need the details on this one. This sounds like it could be the Debian
mount getting confused by /proc/mounts and/or /etc/mtab.
I cheated: I added "rw" to the command line. But results are the same
as in normal case, even strace looked the same.
Any ideas?
Pavel
read(3, "/dev/hda4\t/\text2\tdefaults,commit"..., 4096) = 601
^^^^^^
Yes, check your /etc/fstab. You're trying (explicitly) to mount an ext3 filesystem as
ext2, but your /etc/fstab contains ext3-related options. This means that mount(8) will
try to add them to the remount, and the remount will fail because you're passing options
to the filesystem that the filesystem doesn't understand.
-hpa
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