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Re: [SLE] NFS in V 10 and Apple OS
- From: Roger Oberholtzer <roger@xxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 07:47:50 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <1131522467.14367.14.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 18:55 -0800, Joseph Loo wrote:
> There is an option on the /etc/fstab that does the mounting
> automtaically. It has to do with the last 2 numbers on the list. I
> suggest you add 1 n where n is the order of mounting. If you have 0 in
> the first number, it will not automatically moun the partition.
Naahh..
The fifth number on the line (I get this from the fstab man page) is
related to the dump() command, and the sixth (last number on the line)
is related to fsck(). I think you are thinking of the key word 'auto' or
'noauto' that you can provide in the comma separated list of mount
options in item four on the line. To understand those, look at the
'mount' man page. Still, this is only automatic relative to when the
system boots. It does not mean that they will be automatically mounted
on demand at a later time. 'autofs' seems to be for that.
--
Roger Oberholtzer
OPQ Systems AB
> There is an option on the /etc/fstab that does the mounting
> automtaically. It has to do with the last 2 numbers on the list. I
> suggest you add 1 n where n is the order of mounting. If you have 0 in
> the first number, it will not automatically moun the partition.
Naahh..
The fifth number on the line (I get this from the fstab man page) is
related to the dump() command, and the sixth (last number on the line)
is related to fsck(). I think you are thinking of the key word 'auto' or
'noauto' that you can provide in the comma separated list of mount
options in item four on the line. To understand those, look at the
'mount' man page. Still, this is only automatic relative to when the
system boots. It does not mean that they will be automatically mounted
on demand at a later time. 'autofs' seems to be for that.
--
Roger Oberholtzer
OPQ Systems AB
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