Subject: iso9660
Date: Sun, Feb 14, 1999 at 03:05:42PM +0800
In reply to:Bal K. Paudyal
Quoting Bal K. Paudyal([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> Hellou Friends,
>
> My recent Red Hat installation (don't know how to check the kernel version
> yet!), says iso9660 file system not supported by kernel. It can't be like
Try uname -a
> that, because I installed from the cdrom. Is there any way out?
>
> Also, the system does not allow me to edit a few files, one I have problem
> with is /proc/filesystems even when I log in as root. It says the file is
Yep, it _is_ read only. try cat /proc/filesystems. That will show
you what filesystems the kernel knows about.
> read only. How to chmod for the root's access?
You can't. Is is not a disk file and _you_ don't change it, the
kernel does. Altho thare are some intem that you can write to, as
root. Read /usr/src/linux/Documentation/* for what you can change and
why.
>
> Thanks!
I like that, Debian helping RedHat users! Debian does rule!!
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The word computer professionals use when they mean "idiot."
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