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I'm having trouble booting my netbook so I'm looking at the grub boot parameters.



I know what splash, quite and vt.handoff=7 do. However I can't find any documentation anywhere about what ro does and why it's there, even though it appears in most examples of grub start up code.



Where can I find documentation about ro?



I assume it means read only. Though docs would ease my mind.


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ro means 'mount the file system as read-only'.



the reason this is done is because fsck (the file system checker) should never be run on a read/write file system.



it's a default for a very good reason, and i would be very wary of changing it.


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