auto mounter vs /etc/fstab
what the different between the auto mounter and /etc/fstab
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The auto mounter will dynamically assign device files to new hardware as they are connected. Auto mounting systems may not always obey /etc/fstab's mount points or device files. Manually mounting devices will, unless overwritten in the mount command, follow the rules in /etc/fstab.
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how to use auto monuter beside the /etc/fstab
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i want to know what is the auto mount and how can i use it and
is it alternatvie to /etc/fstab ? thank you in advance |
It's not an alternative--it will still be used by the system during boot-up to mount your local (and root) filesystems.
If you use it, what will happen is that you will plug in your block device (i.e. a hardrive, a usb stick, a card reader, etc) and Linux will try to mount it for you, usually in /media or /mnt. What Linux distro are you using? We may be able to help you find an automounter package, if you choose to use one. |
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