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Old 07-01-2007
Java whats diff. B/W /etc/checklist & /etc/fstabs
hi all,

I juz want to know y tr r 2 files of same content present...

is tr any sp. reason s der. b/w /etc/checklist & /etc/fstab
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Old 07-02-2007
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/etc/checklist was the historical name. HP changed this to /etc/fstab during the transistion from HP-UX 9 to HP-UX 10. /etc/checklist is a link provided for compatability but you should ignore /etc/checklist and use /etc/fstab.

HP-UX 9.x/10.x Interoperability Guide: HP 9000 Computers: "The file system table /etc/checklist is now /etc/fstab."
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