Huh?
using 2.2.5 IA32-linux here
rdev output gave:
root@OLK:/root>rdev
/dev/sdc1 /
but look at mtab: df output gives this
root@OLK:/root>df
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
/dev/sdd1 1406680 1315162 18826 99% /
/dev/md0 4022328 3727085 87128 98% /mnt/md0
/dev/md1 3918178 2602892 1112571 70% /mnt/md1
/dev/md2 685388 446426 203558 69% /usr
/dev/md3 1015112 308742 653918 32% /usr/local
The root system is apearently on /dev/sdd1
but in reality it's /dev/sdc1 because /dev/sdd1 is look here:
Any hints?
Little disapointed here,
Hmm - it is your responsibility to keep this entry correct.
You failed to do so, and apparently succeeded in confusing yourself.
[When a filesystem is mounted, a filename is given, and mount can keep
track of things in /etc/mtab. However, for the root filesystem this
fails, and you have to store the filename of the root device in /etc/fstab.
Apparently you wrote /dev/sdd1 in fstab.]
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