hardware IVy Bridge Laptop (MSI Clone, 16Gb Ram, GTX670, Intel HD4000, 2xSSD sata II)
Debian from testing - on one SSD single partition, no swap, some unpartitioned space for garbage - trim work (sync hdparm testfile)
Windowsz 7 - on second SSD
separate boot (hardware boot - choose the boot device)


First question is about fstab
A.
proc /proc proc defaults 0 0
B.
UUID=d075d752-3b5e-4b62-wwww-69ed9420aa9b / ext4 discard,noatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1

We still need of A? In some posts I understood are obsolete and must be commented
Note:
I have readied about commit:commit=600 which in many case must be option from JOURNAL_COMMIT_TIME_AC ...but unfortudated I'm still herre and not after a complete functionality for the acpi & battery
B. excepted commit option which right now I don' t want / can set it is something BAD?

Second question is about auto mount & easy umount
I want, IF is possible to be able to auto easy mount / umount and to have the right to execute from external disk some scripts
Means I want to be auto-mount with appropriate right for current user which can execute even a shell and + from them
I want also to be mounted by they Label.
I understand I don't need to put supplementary option in fstab - except for the disk with a known signature
In this case WHERE AND HOW iS MANAGED THAT IN DEBIAN (testing) assuming this

from http://wiki.debian.org/ . AutoFs NB This information is likely outdated, usbmount does much of this automagically for most use cases?.
........... Automounting removable devices. Here's a short introduction on how to automount various external devices ...
usbmount The usbmount Debian package automatically mounts USB mass storage devices (typically USB pens) when they are plugged in, and unmounts them when they are removed. The mountpoints (/media/usb[0-7] by default), filesystem types to consider, and mount options are configurable. When multiple devices are plugged in, the first available mountpoint is automatically selected. The script that does the (un)mounting is called by the udev daemon.
from usbmount.alioth.debian.org
Warning: The original author does not have enough time any more to actively maintain the USBmount package. It is therefore currently unmaintained.

someone know about?

I would keep /proc if I were you. I haven't heard anywhere that it's a bad thing. It has some useful information in it that might save you later.

To do that, you need to add 'user' to the options column of fstab. Like so:
mount should already mount your volumes by their label names.

Alex Brinister

any clues?

Well, that was an example. You don't want to mount your root partition as user. This would lead to a lot of trouble with permissions.

Here is a good page explaining the fstab options.

If you put it in fstab, it will automount. But if you want to mount and unmount dynamically, AutoFS is good. Here is some documentation on AutoFS. IT's for Ubuntu, but should apply to Debian as well.

Alex Brinister

many thanks
perhaps in 1-2 months I will find it how

IMHO, it is worse to use an unmaintaind package. It will get older and older as time goes on if nobody picks it up and takes care of it.

Yes. You'll sometimes have to install some utils however.

Alex Brinister