From: \\x2fBrian O'D (cout at domain eircom.net)
Date: Fri 05 Oct 2001 - 01:24:54 IST
It sounds like when fsck comes along to fsck you're root partition it's
already mouted right?
hrmmmmm......., If you go into /etc/init.d there should be some kind of
script in that mandrakee area yes? Ok I guess you could try grep -l -r
-s fsck * and try to find the explicit mount before the fsck and negate
it ie cut it out of where it is in the script and move it to after the
fsck, though that may be really dumb. Yeah if memory serves then about
ohhh wait a moment just before you're fsck add this to the script that
is running fsck yeah?
umount /dev/hdb1
if Mandrake remounts the partition then all well and good yeah? If not
then right after the fsck add
mount /dev/hdb1 /
presumably it's root or /usr or something right?
yeah surely if you just find the fsck somewhere in etc all you will have
to do is add the line
umount /dev/hdb1 to the same script as is running the fsck right?
Che,lives
>I haven't had any problem with Kernel 2.2.19-10mdk on LM8.0 booting,
>until now, after adding the most recent updates.
>
>Every time I boot the system, the following error occurs:
>
> Checking root filesystem /dev/hdb1 is mounted. Cannot
> continue, aborting.
>
> Failed to check filesystem.
> Do you want to repair the errors?
> (beware, you can loose data)
>
>
>How can this issue be repaired?
>
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