Well I have been known to do stupid things. This is one of them.
I changed fstab to mount another drive automatically. I messed up the entry. Now the system boots to management level ((none) prompt) and makes the hard drive partitions read only.
There is no text editor available to edit fstab - assuming that I can write to the file. How do I get out of this mess.
To remount / as read/write:
mount -o remount,rw /
If you have a separate /usr partition, you'll need to mount it to get access to your editors:
mount /dev/hda2 /usr
(or whatever is appropriate; if /usr is correctly specified in /etc/fstab, you can just "mount /").
Edit /etc/fstab as needed.
Then "exit" or "reboot".
-- Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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