Grub-Install
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capwalker666
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Grub-Install
The command GRUB-INSTALL returns an error indicating my file system is read only. How do I fix that ?
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lindi
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Re: Grub-Install
Is your filesystem read-only? Can you create files on that filesystem? If it is read-only you want to check logs with "sudo journalctl --since boot" to discover if there was an error that caused this.
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pbear
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Re: Grub-Install
Are you booted to the system to which you are trying to install Grub? Or are you running the command from a live session or other place "outside" the target system?
Be aware, one reason for a partition to be mounted read-only is that the system has detected errors. If that's your case, the errors will have to be fixed before you can proceed.
Be aware, one reason for a partition to be mounted read-only is that the system has detected errors. If that's your case, the errors will have to be fixed before you can proceed.