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On Saturday 25 July 2009 16:15:02 Duncan wrote: |
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> flockmock@×××.at posted 200907251229.20148.flockmock@×××.at, excerpted |
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> below, on Sat, 25 Jul 2009 12:29:19 +0200: |
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> > I am booting my computer via an initramdisk because of my rootfs being |
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> > on a LVM2 volume. now, I get an error message during boot, when the |
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> > checkroot-script tries to e2fsck my rootfs (something like: cannot mount |
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> > / read-only, do you really want to continue?). I want to disable/skip |
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> > the fs-checks on boot, because I am doing this in my initramfs-script |
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> > already. but the following command: |
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> > rc-update -d checkroot boot |
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> > does not work, because at the next reboot, my rootfs will be checked |
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> > again. Any ideas? |
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> "Use the fstab, Luke!" =:^) |
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back to the roots... its working that way. |
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thanks, master yoda |
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