Re: /sbin/unconfigured.sh
I worked around this by simply removing the file /sbin/unconfigured.sh
Maybe that was a bad idea *shrug* but it let me boot in and log on,
although I havent had a chance to play with anything much. I think it
will just require a lot of configuration by hand.
Matt
On Tue, 3 Nov 1998, Darron Froese wrote:
> On 11/3/98 12:17 AM, Daniel Jacobowitz at dan@debian.org said:
>
> >Booting straight into the base tarball is a bit tricky. Why that
> >message is happening I don't know for sure, but the best guess is a
> >missing /etc/fstab - that's the most frequent problem. You'll also
> >need a /etc/resolv.conf.
>
> I've taken the fstab from my old redhat install and modified it to
> reflect the new root (sorry I didn't mention this before - it was late
> and I was tired). I forgot about my resolv.conf - I'll add that ASAP.
>
> It mounts *a* root partition (I'm not sure if it's mounting the right
> one) read-only, but then it doesn't unmount and remount it rw.
>
> This is happening on both my 7600 at home and my g3 at work...
>
> Darron
> darron@odi.ca
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