How to mount forever
I use 2 OS in my computer , and I have a Shared Drive to both OS. When I am in Linux, I need to mount every time. Someone had told me to add "some entry " in my fstab file. But what means "some entry"?
This is full command to mount my partition. : mount -t vfat /dev/hda7 /root/SharedDir. So what would be "some entry" ? Help me. Another question. If I am not a root user, can I mount? |
# Managing drives
LNAG - Accessing my drives Rute - Device Mounting A sample /etc/fstab file: Code:
# Duron 950 uilleann Gentoo /etc/fstab file |
Do read the links fancypiper gave you. But this is the line I would use. But this is LInux and there are choices, and it always helps to know what they are, and why you are doing what you are doing. Using defaults for options may work, but I don't think it did when I set up may fstab.
/dev/hda7 /root/SharedDir. vfat user,umask=0000 |
IIRC, the umask allows full read write by anyone, so be cautious as any user could remove all files either deliberately or accidentally.
Be very specific on exactly what you are wanting with your questions because it is really hard to read minds...... |
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