First, you must mount the filesystem writeable, for example:
Second, you must edit the file as root, for example type this in konsole:Code:sudo mount /mnt/hdb1 -o remount,rw
probonoCode:sudo mcedit /mnt/hdb1/etc/somefile
Hi,
I've just installed RedHat9, but I'm having some problems with X config. I'm trying to use knoppix to edit the file (on /mnt/hdb1), but obviously I can't write to the file as I don't have the correct permissions since it's a different linux installation.
How can I gain permission to write to the file? Is there someway I can 'login' to the filesystem on hdb1?
Many thanks,
Matt![]()
First, you must mount the filesystem writeable, for example:
Second, you must edit the file as root, for example type this in konsole:Code:sudo mount /mnt/hdb1 -o remount,rw
probonoCode:sudo mcedit /mnt/hdb1/etc/somefile
Thank you!
Matt

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