On Thu, Nov 23, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> The init scripts of all distributions but SuSE handle this just fine
> (mount -n). At least SuSE seems to mount the root fs rw from the start,
> which causes all sorts of pain if you want to boot into a RedHat system
> using the SuSE rescue disk. No idea how SuSE copes with readonly root fs.
It doesnt work per default, some guys did some hacks to the boot scripts
to have a readonly root fs.
Well, but most users want to story something on their hard drives so it
doesnt work per default. Have a look at support.suse.de, there is (proably)
some info about readonly root.
Gruss Olaf
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