Re: "File system set read-only" doesn't alter /proc/mounts?

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|> I just got a filesystem panic:
|>
|> Filesystem panic (dev 08:14).
|> fat_free: deleting beyond EOF
|> File system has been set read-only
|>
|> But 'mount' shows the filesystem as rw, even though the filesystem is
|> really read-only.

mount looks at /etc/mtab.

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