First off - this problem is not fixed!! As one might think because of the thread name...

I have a serious problem with my Fedora "Zod" installation!!

All of the sudden my root disk starts to be read-only!? This happened during a "yum update", actually I have no idea what it updated since I do it often and simply update everything there is... but I also assume that this is not the problem.

So, I get this error that the superblock has a time in the future - and that it is fixed. BUT: after rebooting (what the system does automatically) I get the same error again!? So I get some sort of infinite loop here...

Also using recovery mode from the Fedora DVD, running fsck manually, whatever I tried - I have no clue how to solve this!

HELP, PLEASE!!

Have a look at this:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d.php?t=518074

Hey, after waiting for an hour and then booting the system started normally - but only for a minute. Now I have a read-only filesystem again. Strage thing is: /etc/mtab tells me that my root partition is mounted read/write "/dev/hda2 / ext3 rw 0 0", which it is NOT!



So, the system runs now - but I can't use it properly since most programs want to write in /tmp - which they can't because / is read-only!

I have reported your thread to as for the thread title to be renamed.

I removed the FIXED from the title.