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12-12-2001 11:03 AM
12-12-2001 11:03 AM
I am getting the following error when I do a
#mountall
mountall: file system table may be corrupt
When I try to mount all files in the /etc/fstab individually it mounts them. But after mounting all the files individually , I did a "mountall" but still it gives the same error. I umounted all the files and fscked them. It doesnt show any corruption or anything. Any ideas or suggestions?
Thnks
SK
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12-12-2001 11:07 AM
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12-12-2001 11:09 AM
12-12-2001 11:09 AM
Re: File system error
It can be a problem with ur /etc/mnttab file. Rename it and try 'mount -a'
HTH,
Shiju
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12-12-2001 11:11 AM
12-12-2001 11:11 AM
Re: File system error
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12-12-2001 12:00 PM
12-12-2001 12:00 PM
Re: File system error
Thnks for the suggestions, in my /etc/fstab file there was a "." on the /dev/vg00/.lvol3 / so it was not recognising it.
Thnks
SK