[CentOS] File system goes read-only once in a while
Toby Bluhm
tkb at midwestinstruments.comFri Aug 1 20:13:20 UTC 2008
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Mufit Eribol wrote: > I think I found the culprit albeit I still don't know how to fix. > > 1. During boot the screen prints the following errors > "no fstab.sys, mounting internal defaults > ... > No devices found > Setting up Logical Volume Management: /var/lock: mkdir failed: No such > file or directory" > > I have a LV on RAID mounted as /mnt/raid. Then /mnt/raid/var is > symlinked to /var. I was afraid you were going to say that. Go back to single user mode. mkdir /new_var cd /mnt/raid/var tar cf - . | ( cd /new_var ; tar xvf - ) Make sure both dirs look the same. Change the link to /new_var. Or remove the old link & mv /new_var /var. reboot. -- Toby Bluhm Alltech Medical Systems America, Inc.
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