/home partition is read-only write protected
Hi,
So here's the lowdown I'm running Fedora 6 and have two hard drives. hda has /boot, /, and swap partitions. hdb1 has /usr partition hdb2 has /home partition I had to reinstall Fedora 6 and reformatted all of hda and hdb1. Now I cannot access the /home partition. I have edited /etc/fstab. When I boot linux i get a message saying /dev/hdb2 (/home) is read-only and write protected and has failed to mount. hdb2 will also not mount when i have logged on as root and tried to mount through the command line. PLEASE HELP!!!!! thanks. linux_newber |
I can think of two possibilities to look into:
1) your /etc/fstab boot options for /dev/hdb2 2) your recent re-installation of FC. Since /dev/hdb2 isn't mounting, it should make it easier to verify this. Boot into either runlevel 1 or 3. cd to /, then run ls. If you see a /home directory, the new installation of FC isn't using /home on /dev/hdb2 because it already as /home on the / partition. |
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