fstab is only used when you don't give all the mount options.
maybe dma isn't working right on the drive. hdparm -d0 /dev/hdd will turn off dma for that drive. |
The hdparm move seems like it did the trick. Thanks for all the help!!!
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that will only last until you reboot.
you can add that line to one of your startup scripts to make it run at boot. |
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