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Old 9th September 2008
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You need to use /rescue/mount, depending on your shell PATH configuration just typing ``mount'' won't work (By default it doesn't).

In addition, the root partition might get mounted as read-only depending on filesystem status, you will need to mount it as read-write in order to write to it, this can be done with:
# /rescue/mount -u /
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