root mounted as read only
I just installed linux from scratch 5.0, and I booted and I have a problem I can't write to my system I recived this message when i logged in.
unable to change tty /dev/tty1: Read-only filesystem The same is true for all my consoles, what did i do wrong? thanks, behmjose |
"what did i do wrong?"
It is hard to say. /dev/tty* devices have a variety of configurations and there are a lot of them. /dev/tty1 should be root root 600 Major=4 Minor=1 /dev/tty2 should be root root 600 Major=4 Minor=2 . . . /dev/tty9 should be root root 600 Major=4 Minor=9 Then the rest of the /dev/tty* fall into three types although each has a unique Major and Minor number. root tty 660 root tty 640 root uucp 660 So use another Linux OS to check the /dev files in the LFS partition to see if the ownership and permissions are reasonable. "unable to change tty /dev/tty1: Read-only filesystem" It is also possible that you booted into a read only / filesystem. Check /etc/fstab and your bootloader parameters. ___________________________________ Be prepared. Create a LifeBoat CD. http://users.rcn.com/srstites/LifeBo...home.page.html Steve Stites |
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