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- How do I remount a filesystem as read write? - Ask Ubuntu
I'm trying to mount an hfsplus filesystem in a Xubuntu 12 04 VM (kernel version 3 2 0-23-generic) but when I type mount -o remount,rw dev sdb3 in command line it returns not mounted or bad option
- what the difference between remount to umount mount?
The remount option is used when the file system isn't currently in use to modify the mount option from ro to rw target is busy If the file system is already in use you can't umount it properly , you need to find the process which accessed your files (fuser -mu path ) , killing the running process then unmounting the file
- How to remount as read-write a specific mount of device?
How to remount as read-write a specific mount of device? (one folder) The file is "Read-only file system", rw-r-r, so it not allow to change permissions I need to replace that file, then change
- What do the fstab mount options errors=remount -ro mean?
UUID=another-hex-here home ext4 defaults 0 2 errors=remount-ro 0 1 concerns me because I would expect defaults instead of errors=remount-ro Ubuntu runs as normal, but I have reasons to believe that Ubuntu might have being tempered with during the install process So what does this mean?
- How do I remount a file system as read write in linux?
How do I remount a file system as read write in linux from read only needed for dev sda6 ext4, OS is Dual boot but window is not running Ubuntu 22 04 1
- what does mount -o remount,ro actually do (under the hood)
To remount a mounted filesystem to read-only, I can use following command: mount -o remount,ro foo This is used for example in the shutdown sequence, where root filesystem ( ) is remounted read-only, right before halt reboot is called What does actually remounting to read-only do? Does it change some "flag" in the kernel, so that writes are
- networking - Remount CIFS on network reconnect - Ask Ubuntu
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