On Fri, 2002-02-01 at 21:23, Darrell Blake wrote: > I've just finished building my LFS system and when I boot up into it I > get the following output... > > <snip d'oh-age> > > I know that it looks like /dev/hda6 and /dev/hda7 doesn't exist Not only does it look like they don't exist; they don't exist :) > But when I mount /dev/hda7 in my main linux system > and look in the /mnt/hda7/dev folder all the devices are there. That don't mean squat :) Are you running devfs? I presume you don't have something odd like a /dev entry in fstab. Do you run an initfs? > the partitions but I still get the fsck problem. In my /etc/fstab file I > mount / with a default of 1 1 so it shouldn't say that the filesystem is > mounted read-only. All partitions are mounted read-only initially; setting them read-write in fstab means 'I would like to be able to write to this device when you mount it' - i.e., it mounts read-only, checks it out, and then makes it writeable when it's done. Cheers, Alex.
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