RedHat 7.0 release 2.2.17-3 for Alpha When selecting "Activate the changes" in Linuxconf, a message window titled "Fix target of a mount" opens. The message states "the directory / was originally mounted on /dev/sda. It should now be mounted on LABEL=1. Should I umount/mount to fix it?". If No is selected, a similiar message for /usr opens. Select No again and the message window and Linuxconf close. If Yes is selected, a similiar message for /usr opens. Select Yes again and the message "There were some errors. Some errors were reported. Do you want to examine the logs" opens. If a change was made in linuxconf, the change appears to take place when linuxconf closes. The /etc/fstab files includes: LABEL=/ / LABEL=/usr /usr The RedHat 6.2 /etc/fstab file includes: /dev/sda1 / /dev/sda2 /usr
FYI -- I tested this problem against the release version (2.2.17-4) of RedHat for Alpha and the problem still exists. Thank you.
label support in /etc/fstab was added to linuxconf in august (after the beta feedback), see http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/changes.hc?projet=linuxconf&version=1.20 unfortunately, it was not incorporated by redhat at rh7.0 release time You should upgrade to a newer linuxconf version to solve your problem