That frood Peter Cavender sassed:
> RedHat *does* start with root only mounted R/O. in
> /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit, you can see where it mounts it R/W later on. I
> have made systems that leave root R/O by removing this line.
Sure, but Ben's point was that when you boot into single user mode,by
the time you get a prompt, the file systems are all mounted
read-write. Which, if you don't know this, is BAD. You obviously CAN
change it, but only if you know that it needs changing (assuming you
want it to mount RO).
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We sometimes catch a window, a glimpse of what's beyond
Was it just imagination stringing us along?
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