Mount points are gone after reboot
Hello,
I'm running into a problem trying to mount an external hard drive after I reboot my redhat 9 system. I can create the mount point as root then mount the external hdd using the fstab line: /dev/sda1 /mnt/storix vfat user,rw,kudzu 0 0 I can also be a regular user and mount the external drive. All is well until I reboot and have do everything over again because the changes to fstab are gone and the mount point is missing. Why do they just dissappear? Thanks for any help. |
Try disabling kudzu and removing it from /etc/fstab.
That is a hardware probe and configuring tool that will undo lots of stuff for you. :rolleyes: If you add new hardware, you can run it manually by commanding as root kudzu |
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