Partition is ReadOnly


Forum: HD Install
Topic: Partition is ReadOnly
started by: penguinpower

Posted by penguinpower on Jan. 03 2004,15:52
Hello!

I've installed DamnSmallLinux on a harddisk and it runs perfect. But the partition at the harddisk is readonly.
For partitioning I used cfdisk.

How can I switch it to read/write?

Holger

Posted by trif on Jan. 03 2004,19:07
when you boot it should say that its read only and give you the command to change it so you can write

if it doesent you will have to wait for one of the smart people around here to tell you the command cause i'm new to linux and i dont remember it.

sorry if i didnt help much

Posted by donkey wrestler on Feb. 13 2004,06:00
i think the command is:

chmod -R a+rw /

don't quote me on it though, ;)

JP

Posted by pipo on Feb. 14 2004,22:08
Look at the file
fstab
your partition will be written in a line
If you see after the name of your partition something like ro
it means your partition is read-only,
so erase these 2 letters

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