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#30
Originally Posted by Cirne View Post
So I had to try and fix things in the rootfs filesystem using the meego rescue initrd, which was complicated because I didn't understand ubifs at all.

For anyone else that falls into that trap (assuming you're using the meego rescue initrd, or any other initrd that gives you a standard shell):

1. Append ubi.mtd=rootfs to the kernel command line.
2. Type at the shell prompt: mount -t ubifs ubi0:rootfs /mnt
Apologies for hijacking the thread.
How did you type the dash, 0, and slash? When I boot into the Meego rescue initrd, the Fn key doesn't do anything.