Did forcefsck leave you with a read-only filesystem?
Did you have some drive problems on your linux system and want to run fsck at boot time only to find that your system stays in eternal fsck-reboot mode? When you try to remove the forcefsck file in single user mode, you discover that you can’t because the filesystem is in read-only mode? Here’s what worked for us. Interrupt the fsck and you’re in single user mode. mount -o...
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