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04-16-2003
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/etc/vfstab
If i wish to make a mount permanent, is it /etc/vfstab that i have to the entry add to? If so does anybody know the syntax, ie. is it tab or space delimited ? etc etc
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04-16-2003
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What are you running on?
If it's Linux, look for the /etc/fstab file to see how other devices are mounted. Type man mount for more information on the Linux command. Other operating systems will most likely have different files to edit.. |
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04-17-2003
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Sorry, its Solaris version 8
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