Prepare to snigger...
My existing installation was fairly full so I created a new partition for the
purpose of creating back ups for burning to dvd.
Created on an unused part of /hda using diskdrake, said yes to write fstab and
then shutdown and left the house.(I don't leave electrical equipment on when
I'm out)
Later tried to boot and failed miserably due to fstab trying to mount the new
partition - which I'd forgotten to formatooops!
Solution, boot Mandrake Move, copy fstab from /hda to floppy,go to
/floppy/fstab delete the new line which called the unformatted partition and
save.
Re-boot to failsafe, wait for error then create a temp mountpoint for floppy
and mv /floppy/fstab /etc/fstab, reboot, success.
There was probably a better way to do it (I'm sure you will all rush to
keyboards to tell me) but my excuse is that I did this after a nightshift and
a total of only 8 hours sleep in 48 hours.
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