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On Wed, 4 May 2016 13:06:45 +0800, JingYuan Chen wrote: |
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> I found that I made a big mistake after I installed kernel 4.4.6. My |
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> laptop still used kernel 4.1.5 to boot. It come as a surprise to me. |
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> Therefore, I check the configuration of grub2 and fstab. Then I found |
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> that I forgot to modify mount options in fstab. |
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> The option of my boot partition was set as noauto. So that I don't use |
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> the kernel compiled by myself at all. |
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We've all done that. Now I mount /boot as ro in fstab. That way, if I |
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forget to remount it before installing a kernel I get an error message |
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instead of the kernel just disappearing. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Is that "woof" feed me; "woof" walk me; "woof" there's a burglar? What?? |
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