Re: Handy pocket reference? To: For users of Fedora
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Fri, 2008-01-11 at 18:02 -0500, Tom Horsley wrote:
> > Sitting at my misconfigured system today trying to remember
> > the "remount" option to mount so I could remount root as read/write
> > and fix the fstab, it occured to me that the world could really
> > use a small pocket reference guide with all the tidbits of
> > information you need to know to get your computer back to the
> > point where you can do google searches to find the rest of what you
> > meed to know :-) .
> >
> > Anyone know if such a thing exists?
> >
In order to get back up and running, I rely on a business-card sized CD,
with Rescue is Possible. It runs from the CD and mounts your entire
messed up drive, on /mnt so you can fix it. And if I cannot remember
'what', I can look it up, because, without google linux is
impossible...as someone said..
BTW, I have at least 3 of those CD's...one at home, one at work, and one
in my briefcase, next to where the laptop rides...
Geoff
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