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When I boot up Debian, a bunch of text scrolls hrough the screen - normal I assume.
But, while that text is scrolling, "Mounting local filesystems" (or something like that, ...
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loading local filesystems - failed !?!
When I boot up Debian, a bunch of text scrolls hrough the screen - normal I assume.
But, while that text is scrolling, "Mounting local filesystems" (or something like that, it went too fast) failed.
what does this mean? how do I fix it?
although, the system runs fine AFAIK...
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what should I do?
- 12-27-2005 #3
check your
file and make sure everything is correctCode:/etc/fstab
http://man.he.net/?topic=fstab§ion=all
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how? do i do that
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How do I access this file? what is the command to read a file/read this specific file?
- 12-27-2005 #6
first, you have to be root
you can use any of these editors
http://qref.sourceforge.net/Debian/r...h-edit.en.html
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isn't there a built-in way to read a text file?
- 12-27-2005 #8err, I don't know what you mean by "built in". Some of those programs should already be installed on your system. Just run them as root.
Originally Posted by theguy0000
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Code:su vim /etc/fstab
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ok I'm in.
how do I know wether the information is correct?
edit: i figured out which line represented the partition which has Debian installed, because it is the only ext3 partition i have.. I also see my two CD drives and my floppy drive.
But, I do not see an NTFS patrition there, though I am positive it exists and contains Windows XP media center edition. Is it supposed to contain this in the file? if so, how do I add it with the corect information?
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does anybody know the answer to this?



