Re: Read-only filesystem after moving to new server

[Leen Smit]

Hi All, A small update and another question... Since I couldn't figure out why this was not working, I started from scratch. I've found that a "clean" roll-put with lenny wont work, im getting kernel panics errors again. But is probably due to missing modules for our bnx2 networkcards. Putting the old config files bak and using our own "old" kernel to get around this still wont work, the boot proccess keeps asking for a proper "init=", which is strange since we never used an init image in the "old" setup.  Does newer versions of expect a init image? The problem is that I can never get out off the initrd on to the actual fai installation this way.. Im really lost at this point, since I cant seem to get the old setup working, nor a new one! Any help would be greatly appreciated... If more info is needed all be glad to post that here! Leen Smit wrote: Hey All, Im setting up a mixed etch/lenny 32/64 bits FAI enviroment. All is working fine, but I wanted to move to a 64bits Lenny server (this was 32 bits etch) So I installed fai-quickstart, copied /etc/fai over from the old server (needed to adjust somesettings) and ran fai-setup. I ended up with some errors: /lib/modules/ was empty for example, and I had to move /srv/fai/nfsroot/live/filesystem.dir to /srv/fai/nfsroot/ or I would get kernel panics. The problem im running into now, is it cant find a lot off paths, and its complaining that the filesystem is read-only. I'seen this before at home when trying to get FAI on ubuntu. The solution then was to move everything to the (correct) /live/filesystem.dir. But, as said above, if I do that now, it wont boot at all... What might be causing this read-only file system errors? Can any one tell me? Should I move everything back to /live/filesystem.dir ? if so, how can I prevent the kernel panic? -- Leen Smit Systems Admin Service2Media B.V. Arnhemseweg 2 3817 CH Amersfoort Capitool 41 7521 PL Enschede Tel +31 (0)35 626 46 12 Fax +31 (0)35 626 46 13