On 10/16/13 12:36, Doll, Margaret Ann wrote:
This is a RedHat server 6.4
When I tried to reboot the system, it comes up as readonly. See the
attached file with more details.
I tried to use the installation disk to recover the system, but again the
chroot command is not available and /mnt/sysimage comes up readonly.
Is there a simple way to fix the problem? Luckly all the data in /home,
/tycho-1 and /raid seem to be ok.
Hi, Margaret,
First, the chroot command is always available in the rescue mode; if
it's not, then something's wrong with your media.
Second, if it's coming up in readonly, then this *very* strongly
suggests you've got a drive error, and that would be on the root filesystem.
Boot off of rescue, and fsck -c (check for bad blocks) -y (yes to all fixes)
on /boot and / partitions.
Then build a new /boot and /.
mark
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