No, I just changed the 'ext3' to 'ext2' in the fstab file, I wasn't aware there was a rw flag I could put in. Where exactly would it go? Is it one of the option flags you can specify in the fstab file as well?
Edit: I looked it up and saw that yeah, it's just an 'rw' option. So I tried leaving it as defaults,rw for the ext2 filesystem. Booting up gives me a warning (of course) about mounting an ext3 filesystem as ext2. That goes by ok... but I still get stuck. Here's what I'm seeing now:
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Checking root filesystem
/dev/sda2 is mounted. e2fsck: Cannot continue, aborting.
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At this point, I get dropped to a shell and have to reboot. So, why is it bombing out on the root filesystem check still?