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Lofs
Hi gang!
I've just tried to build a Loopback FS, and I used the option "ro" not knowing what it was meaning, as in the example I have for this feature... Code:
mount -F lofs -o ro /my_rep /my_image_rep I tried to chmod it with no success (loggued as root) How can I manage to remove it? (and next time I will create it without the "ro" option) Thanx |
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