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Old 02-13-2006, 03:19 AM   #1
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system read only error(help)


my system is slackware 10.1(2.6.11kernel)
filesystem is ext3.
The after system uses one period of time, appears the operating system read-only breakdown.When I use some systems order,for exampel,vi/dmesg/
the system show : bash: Read-only file system pr
bash: /bin/dmesg: Input/output error


then system read only,can not write. after I re- starts system, the question solved. But one period of time, the breakdown re- appeared.
now,i replace the hard disk, and this breakdown appears on the different machine,so i think may remove the hardware reason.But i don't know what reason cause this kind of breakdown.
Who can tell me what reason ,thank you very much!!
 
Old 02-14-2006, 05:54 PM   #2
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Ext3fs has an option to change the behavior of the kernel when errors are detected. One of the options is to remount the partition read-only. Run this as root to see the error-behaviour values:
Code:
fdisk -l|grep Linux$|awk '{print $1}'|while read part; do tune2fs -l $part|egrep -i "(me.nam|err.*behav)"; done
To change it run "tune2fs -e continue device", where device is one of the partitions you found has the wrong error behaviour.
If error-behaviour is not the cause, are there any clues in your system logs?
 
  


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