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/etc/vfstab Field Descriptions
While I was reading a Sun SysAdmin Guide, I came across this point...
/etc/vfstab Field Descriptions mount at boot - The root (/), /usr and /var file systems are not mounted from the vfstab file initially. This field should always be set to no for these file systems and for virtual file systems such as /proc and /dev/fd. My question is if root (/) etc.. are not mounted from vfstab.. then what is the process at startup.?? Also any reasons why it is set as NO.. Any views would be highly appreciated. |
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