Hi Tushar
When you boot linux in single user mode. Give following command to change your HDD mode to read write again:-
# mount -t ext3 -n -o,remount,rw /dev/hda7 /
where, ext3 is your filesystem
/dev/hda7 is your root partition
Also check the Boot log message to know the problem.
Regards
Jas
Tushar Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I recently installed 7.2 redhat on a server and it has been showing
frequent problems. It would simply hang at boot time while bringing up
lo interface, or at some other point. On booting in single mode, I
found that the / and /etc partitions are for some reason mounted as
read-only partitions, so I could not do any tweaking in initial boot up
files to start/stop a service also. Though mount command shows the file
system with (rw) tag. Even while trying to halt, it would complain of
not able to open file /var/run/shutdown.log (or a similar filename, I am
not sure)
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Tushar
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