On Tuesday 9 August 2005 17:08, Raymond A. Meijer wrote:
> mount -o remount /
> (but I'm not sure whether that would work for the root filesystem)
Actually, it should, because you can "mount -o remount,ro /" to make
your root filesystem read-only.
Ray
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On Tuesday 9 August 2005 16:49, Anonymous wrote:
> What's the correct way to umount and re-mount /?
mount -o remount /
(but I'm not sure whether that would work for the root filesystem)
Ray
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mount -o remount /
right?
On Tue, 2005-08-09 at 15:49 +0200, Anonymous wrote:
> Last time I tried to umount / and mount it again with different
> options I wedged my system and had to reboot. I think I even tried
> editing /etc/fstab first then type "umount / ; mount /" all on one
> line.
>
> Wh
Last time I tried to umount / and mount it again with different
options I wedged my system and had to reboot. I think I even tried
editing /etc/fstab first then type "umount / ; mount /" all on one
line.
What's the correct way to umount and re-mount /?
Thanks.
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