Audioice
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Posted: Feb. 26 2007,02:25 |
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I have added the nofstab option to grub/menu.lst, on the line that starts with kernel /boot/linux24 root =/dev/hda2 quiet vga=normal...
I made the changes in fstab for /dev/hdb1 and deleted changes in bootlocal.
Now every time I reboot, I have to go through DSL X Setup, and from emelFM, the changes I made in fstab are wiped out every time. 
Audioice
After much surfing, reading and thinkering, I got it! I used chmod 777 hdb1 to get permission to write to the HD. Mounting in in bootlocal was the right thing to do. Thanks all for your help. I will probably drift in the networking section next.
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