On Jan 18, 12:14am, ayeats wrote:
>1. Since it already mounted the root partition when I launched the 
>program I don't now have to mount it and do a 
>
>> fstab force

You will probably have to make the /etc directory before this will work.
Usually that is done after the installs, so the directory structure is
in place.

>2. I don't have to touch the swap

Correct.

>3. That now that I have mounted and "fstab force"'ed  the usr partition, 
>I can QUIT the mini shell and go on to install all the sets?

Yup.  Though, as noted above, it's marginally easier to do the fstab
after the installs are done.

~Steve

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