Quote:
Originally Posted by knc1
you missed making the root filesystem rw
Code:
mntroot rw ; mount --bind whatever ; mntroot ro
Although I am surprised that 'mount' did not give you a failure/warning of the mount point being read-only. |
If I make /etc/ rw, doesn't that defeat the purpose of the bindmount? At that point, why not just cp /etc/xorg.conf to another location and edit the base file?
I'll give it a shot :-)