2010/12/30 Bill Campbell <centos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wasn't
chroot /mnt/sysimage
the standard first step after starting in rescue mode?
-- On Wed, Dec 29, 2010, Mark wrote:Would a manual fsck help fix this?
>I have a CentOS VM that I messed up and it now can't find /home
>(because it's gone), so it comes up in recovery mode.
This command will remount the root file system read-write so you
>What can I do in recovery mode? It won't let me modify any files,
>which makes it hard to fix the fstab, so ...???
can edit things.
mount -n -oremount,rw /
When you're done this will remount read-only.
mount -n -oremount,ro /
wasn't
chroot /mnt/sysimage
the standard first step after starting in rescue mode?
Through political strategy they keep us hungry and, when you gonna get some food, your brother got to be your enemy.
(Ambush in the Night - Robert Nesta Marley)
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