February 16, 2004
Mount root filesystem read-only
Sometimes, it can be useful to mount the root (ie, the '/') filesystem read-only. Usually, this is to run fsck on it, to fix it up after a horrible crash. Here's how to do it:# mount -u -o ro -f /
Of course, you do this as root (hence the '#' prompt).
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