Ok so its a bug(feature?) HEH. alright. Well I'll just deal with it for now.
Is there a way to fix the appended 1 after a completed install.
cweisiger-7vgbCEKZ1HA@public.gmane.org wrote:
Ok so its a bug(feature?) HEH. alright. Well I'll just deal with it for now.
Is there a way to fix the appended 1 after a completed install.
Yes.
mount
Take note of the partitions and their devices.
e2label /dev/hdxy labelname
Repeat the above command substituting "x" for the actual device and "y" for partition number. Does this for each device and partition.
sudo emacs /etc/fstab
Remove the 1's from the entries which needed to be changed and reboot. You shouldn't have any issues. If you make a mistake, you'll have to boot into single user and fix whatever mistakes you made. You can also use the rescue portion of your first cd to fix the problem.
Voila.
HTH
Alex
Alex White wrote:
cweisiger-7vgbCEKZ1HA@public.gmane.org wrote:
Ok so its a bug(feature?) HEH. alright. Well I'll just deal with it for now.
Is there a way to fix the appended 1 after a completed install.
Yes.
mount
Take note of the partitions and their devices.
e2label /dev/hdxy labelname
Repeat the above command substituting "x" for the actual device and "y" for partition number. Does this for each device and partition.
sudo emacs /etc/fstab
Remove the 1's from the entries which needed to be changed and reboot. You shouldn't have any issues. If you make a mistake, you'll have to boot into single user and fix whatever mistakes you made. You can also use the rescue portion of your first cd to fix the problem.
Voila.
HTH
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Ok, thanks. I was able to fix all of my entries in fstab. Thanks for the information.
On Wed, 2006-06-21 at 12:34 -0500, cweisiger@i-55.com wrote:
Ok so its a bug(feature?) HEH. alright. Well I'll just deal with it for now.
Is there a way to fix the appended 1 after a completed install.
You can use e2label to change the ext2/ext3 labels ... you will also need to change the label names in /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/grub.conf
Not sure how you would re-label swap partition labels.
Johnny Hughes wrote:
On Wed, 2006-06-21 at 12:34 -0500, cweisiger@i-55.com wrote:
Ok so its a bug(feature?) HEH. alright. Well I'll just deal with it for now.
Is there a way to fix the appended 1 after a completed install.
You can use e2label to change the ext2/ext3 labels ... you will also need to change the label names in /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/grub.conf
Not sure how you would re-label swap partition labels.
I guess swapoff the swap partition, run mkswap with the -L option and run swapon giving the new label name.
James Pearson
Johnny Hughes wrote:
On Wed, 2006-06-21 at 12:34 -0500, cweisiger-7vgbCEKZ1HA@public.gmane.org wrote:
Ok so its a bug(feature?) HEH. alright. Well I'll just deal with it for now.
Is there a way to fix the appended 1 after a completed install.
You can use e2label to change the ext2/ext3 labels ... you will also need to change the label names in /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/grub.conf
Not sure how you would re-label swap partition labels.
Whoops, forgot about /boot/grub/grub.conf It's always somethin' jeez. Bad Alex...bad! No biscuit.
Alex White
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On Thu, Jun 22, 2006 at 06:09:23AM -0500, Johnny Hughes wrote:
Not sure how you would re-label swap partition labels.
swapoff -> mkswap -> swapon
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