On September 26, 2002 16:57, Theodore Ts'o wrote:
> Wait a second. These messages would occur only if you had done a
> read-only mount at 11:49:06. Did you do a manual mount at that time?
> Do you have one or more filesystems in your /etc/fstab (in particular
> /dev/hda2) that are set to be mounted read-only?
Only /dev/cdrom...
> That's the only
> thing that would explain the "write access enabled during recovery of
> readonly filesystem" warning message. That message means that
> /dev/hda2 was readonly because the mount command *requested* that it
> be mounted read-only, not because of some error.
Would init remounting the filesystem read-only before a reboot explain that?
11:49 is around the time I came to check my mail.
> How is your system configured vis-a-vis the /etc/fstab entry for
> /dev/hda2?
/dev/hda2 / ext3 defaults,errors=remount-ro
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