thanks for all the speedy replies ,
and everyone was right completly forgot about newfs !
to make root writeable in single user mode, enter:
mount -u /
or
bcheckrc
to edit in single user mode:
TERM=vt100 for sh
or
setenv TERM vt100 for csh
you can edit /etc/fstab by "ed" in the single user mode or
you can # mount /usr it will mount the usr filesystem.Now set the
terminal setting like TERM=vt100;export TERM; and able to use
the vi editor also.This way you can edit the /etc/fstab.
for the file system !
newfs /dev/rz1a
mount -t ufs /dev/rz1a /mntroot
BTW: It is /dev/rz1a (block device) and not /dev/rrz1a (character or raw
device)for mounting.
when running fsck use the raw device
Darrell King
SysAdmin
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darrellk_at_apion-ti.com
Received on Fri Dec 11 1998 - 15:22:35 NZDT