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Yogi-CH
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 Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 6:11 pm Post subject: 'df' = limited output, suddenly |
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Suddenly the df command only lists one out of the four partitions it usually lists. Any idea why this might be? I have not emerged anything in weeks on this system so it seems nothing should be broken. There are two items I did change:
(1) ...in /etc/local.start: setterm -blank 0
(2) ...in xorg.conf: Option "BlankTime" "0"
There's no damned way that broke this system because it didn't break the test system I have on one of the four partitions. 
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Are the other partitions mounted?
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Yogi-CH
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| nixnut wrote: | | Are the other partitions mounted? |
Uh... yes. They're mounted. (Sorry for the omission)... Fact is, the only one which shows is the root partition. Since the original post I have umounted then mounted a couple partitions and they once again show themselves in the stats. This problem [in original post] happened upon booting up the box on two seperate occasions --once yesterday, the other was today.
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