by Thanks for all your previous answers to my questions! You all seem so
knowledgable, I know you can answer this one... :)
I don't have my computer with me (it's 45 miles away) so I'm recalling
error messages from memory.
When I boot up (from /dev/hda6, booted from boot manager) everything goes
fine except for 2 errors:
Floppy drive:
/dev/fd0 not a block device.
mount point /fd does not exist.
Hard drive:
Warning! partition /dev/hda6 already mounted read-write! Cannot check!
<blah, blah, blah> To fix this, add a line read-only to lilo.conf...
So, I tried that. When I rebooted, I thanked myself for having a
bootkernel disk handy because this is what I saw:
Cannot mount file-system read-write! This is going to cause serious
problems... <blah, blah>
I think my /etc/fstab goes like this:
/ /dev/hda6 ext2 0 0 1
/fd /dev/fd0 msdos 0 0 2
/dosc /dev/hda1 msdos 0 0 2
/os2d /dev/hda5 hpfs ro 0 2
/cdrom /dev/hdc iso9660 ro 0 2
Has anyone else had a problem like this and (more importantly) how did
you fix it?
--
I will only have net access until Sunday (My dad sent me
to a boarding school with no net access, and I'm on weekend leave) so if you
mail me, make it quick or prepare to wait a couple weeks for an answer.