Hi Jerome, please set your subject correctly. Proper quoting would also be nice. On 18 Jul 2004, Jerome Werner <jerome-werrner@excite.com> wrote: > "Your partitions should be remounted by laptop-mode with a considerably > larger commit interval (600 seconds by default). Is this done > correctly on all your journaled file systems in laptop-mode (check > with mount)? > > There is a problem with recent versions of util-linux that cause mount > to show a partition type of unknown for the root partition. In this > case, you have to manually remount your root partition because the > laptop-mode script does not recognize the partition type." > > I'm using ext3. > > I believe I have this util-linux problem because mount -l shows my root partition as unknown. > > How do I manually remount my root system? I tried to use -o remount but it didn't work. I don't see anything about commit intervals in the mount man. Use mount with "-o remount,commit=600" or any other appropriate interval. -- Philipp Weis pweis@pweis.com Freiburg, Germany http://pweis.com/
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