Barry,
You probably have two disk partitions with the label of "pub" on them and the
system doesn't know which one you want mounted. You can either change the
/etc/fstab to use /dev names or find the partition which should not be mounted
and change it's label to something unique.
# /sbin/e2label /dev/hda6
/pub
# /sbin/e2label /dev/hda6 /oldpub
#
Personally, I change the fstab entries to use the actual device name rather
than the labels because of problems like this.
Good luck,
Dave Gavin
On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 07:20:53 -0400
Barry Yu <barryyupuilee@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> During booting process, I have notice there is an error message;
> Mount ing local file system; mount:LABEL=pub duplicate - not
> mounted [Filed].
> Why this happens and what is the remedy? Thanks.
>
>
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