[SOLVED] Several problems after fresh installation

Question

Hi guys,
i just did a fresh installation of arch and every times i must do something i get this error:
cannot remove, read, edit and etc : read-only file system
So i searched for a workaround.. but i must do this after every boot
This is it:
mount -oremount,rw /
There's a way to fix this forever?
Often when i need to edit some files, like /etc/pacman.conf or xorg config file, arch tell me: You do not have write permission to modify... that file
Searched another workaround.. and also this i must do every time after each boot:
sudo chown -R black /directory of file that i'm trying to edit/
I hope to fix this annoying problems, with your help.
Thanks guys,
Gabriele.
Last edited by Lilith (2012-09-28 13:18:46)

Answer 1

Ok guys,
think solved by change my /sda6/ (root) by /mnt to / and adding a slash / before home, boot, var.
Rebooted and try to edit the same file /etc/fstab and no warnings
Now is like this:
# /etc/fstab: static file system information
# <file system> <dir>     <type>     <options>                <dump>    <pass>
tmpfs                    /tmp        tmps        nodev,nosuid             0                0
#UUID=blablablabla
/dev/sda6                  /             ext4                  rw,relatime           0   1
#UUID=blablabla
/dev/sda9                  /home            ext4                 rw,relatime            0   2
#UUID=blablabla
/dev/sda5                  /boot              ext2                 rw,relatime             0   2
#UUID=blablabla
/dev/sda7                  /var                 reiserfs            rw,relatime             0   2
#UUID=blablabla
/dev/sda8                  none              swap                defaults                  0   0
Thanks to everyone i also fixed my 2nd problem that i think is related to the first
Last edited by Lilith (2012-09-28 13:15:43)