lør, 11.08.2007 kl. 19.32 +0530, skrev Naresh Venkateshappa: > > Shouldn't you use noauto if you're manually mounting? > > I didn't want to manually mount (/dev/hda9 - the partition that holds > the iso), that's why I added an fstab entry > > > And shouldn't an ISO image have iso9660 as filesystem, not reiserfs? > > > > The iso image is in /media/hda9 (/dev/hda9 , /media/hda9/home/nareshov/...)
Oh, I see, the fstab entry is for your home partition, not the CD image. Anyway, I don't see the "defaults" option listed in your fstab line. It's quite possible that "exec" (one of the options enabled by "defaults") is needed, and maybe it's enabled by default when you did the manual mount without options, but not when mounted from fstab. Maybe compare /proc/mounts for your two cases to see what the difference is. (Also consider using winecfg to assign Windows drive mappings to your mount points, if you like.)
