/mnt/nt unmount while RH restart
I am a newbie for RH 9.
I have 3 partitions for /dev/hda. I mounted the 3 partitions into /mnt/nt /mnt/windows_c and /mnt/windows_d by using following commands: mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows_c -t vfat mount /dev/hda3 /mnt/nt -t ntfs I can 'explore' /mnt/nt, /mnt/windows_c and /mnt/windows_d after running the commands above. BUT after I restarted my POWERFUL RH 9 i have to redo the above commands again to 'explore' my /dev/hda any IDEAs to access the above partions permently (i mean they won't 'disappear' after restart)???? PLS HELP ME.......... p/s: my existing RH 9 is installed in /dev/hdb |
you have to add the lines to you /etc/fstab...not the lines you have wrote at terminal but something along the lines of:
/dev/hda1 /mnt/windows_c vfat defaults 0 0 where i have wrote defaults, you can look into what different values you can type in there: for example i don't use the word defaults for one of my fat drives i use: user, rw, exec, uid=500 so you can see what you actually want to put there. and just for you know... defaults is the equivalent to rw, suid, dev, exec, auto, nouser, and async. |
Thanz... I can 'see' my fat32 drive when I restart my RH9. but One of my filesystem is NTFS... then how to do this?
i worte /dev/hda3 /mnt/nt ntfs defaults 0 0 in /etc/fstab BUT seems like nothing happened here. Any IDEA on that? |
Is "http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html" useful to you?
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sorta off topic but still... is fstab executed upton startx being executed or is that loaded during bootup?
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bootup
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Arzene : What do the following commands say :
"lsmod |grep -i ntfs" ... If nothing gets displayed, can you do this : "modprobe ntfs" And what happens if you do this again : "lsmod |grep -i ntfs" |
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