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["David Moberg" <davidjmoberg AT gmail.com>]

sindi keesan wrote:
> The 2.2.26 p1 kernel writes, so I booted with it (in loop) and made
> /dev/sdb2.  The 2.4.31 kernel (my sy kernel) does not write:
> Error 30 : R/O file system.
>
> What should I change in my kernel config to make it boot loop read/write?
> I probably compiled with loop as module - should it be built in?

Yes, although it shouldn't even boot if it's built as module and you
haven't inserted it.

After you mounted/booted loop and saw that it was read-only, what did
dmesg say? The output of dmesg could give us a clue as to why loop is
read-only.

David