Re: Read only file system in linux.

2000-09-21 Thread John Summerfield
> Hi, > > I have two questions regarding the read-only file system in Linux. > > 1) Where can I get any documents which explain the read-only file system for > Linux? > 2) Is it possible to switch between the modes (i.e. change the file system > to read/write, install an application and get back

RE: Read only file system in linux.

2000-09-21 Thread GYGAX,OTTO (HP-Corvallis,ex1)
You may use the 'mount' command as in mount -o remount,rw /some_partition install mount -o remount,ro /some_partition assuming that /some_partition has been already defined in your /etc/fstab file. -otto -- Otto A. Gygax ([EMAIL PROTECTED])

Re: Read only file system in linux.

2000-09-21 Thread W. Reilly Cooley
On Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 02:08:26PM -0700, Samdeep Nayak wrote: > > I have two questions regarding the read-only file system in Linux. > > 1) Where can I get any documents which explain the read-only file system for > Linux? I'm not sure what you mean by "the read-only file system" -- most of th