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Help changing /etc/vfstab - can't boot
I have Solaris 10 Express that I installed on a PC with two drives. It was on drive 1 (with the boot drive being drive 0). Linux was in a different parition and my boot options where managed by grub.
The Solaris parition's /etc/vfstab referenced the root, user, etc.. disks as c0d1sX. But since I remove the original boot drive, the new disk has become d0. So naturally when I attempt to boot Solaris it craps out. I can boot single user, but / gets mounted read-only and therefore I cannot change /etc/vfstab. The CDROM drive doesn't work, so I'm left with few options. Is it possible to get the root filesystem mounted rw so I can edit the /etc/vfstab? If so, how? Thanks. |
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