Re: [gentoo-dev] boot says I didn't compile DEVFS support

[Brian Jones]

This one I fixed.  I had left something in the default
file that shouldn't have been there.  Basically, I
didn't edit the right side of the file. DUH!

I'm running ext3, so I just changed the right to read
'defaults 1 1'. 
--- "Jared H. Hudson" <jhhudso@××××××××××.com> wrote:
> > eth0 up,(no such device?!) and I can't write
> ANYTHING
> > to disk (Read only filesystem!?) WTF?
> Make sure your fstab, doesn't have the notail option
> in there, if you're
> not running a reiserfs filesystem. I had a similar
> problem, I was using
> a xfs filesystem and had forgotten to remove the
> notail that the example
> /etc/fstab has and it caused mount not to be able to
> remount my fs as
> rw. Also try doing it manually. mount / -o
> remount,rw If this gives a
> error, than it's probably a fstab issue. Type this
> then:
> mount /dev/hda1 / -o remount,rw (replace /dev/hda1
> with your partition)
>
> -Jared H.
>
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