>
>Some ideas:
>
>1. Do you _really_ use the correct file?
>2. Do you have the /etc mounted as a ram disk?
>
>
>Try e.g.:
>
>a. Edit another file in /etc save it and reboot.
>b. Open a terminal window and do 'cp /etc/fstab $HOME/fstab.out1' > Do the changes to /etc/fstab, save them and do 'cp /etc/fstab
> $HOME/fstab.out2'. Reboot and compare the three files.
> >-- >Jon Haugsand, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.norges-bank.no
Ok, now Im more confused: question number 2. Do I have /etc as ram disk? have no idea, how do I check that? question 1. = definitively Im editing the right file.
I edited /etc/exports and the change remain after rebooting
I copy the unedited /etc/fstab to home as out1 and the recently edited to home as out2. out2 is ok after rebooting but /etc/fstab is equal to out1.
Another detail: the mount directories I make in /mnt are also deleted after rebooting!!
There is a file in /etc named "fstab.REVOKE" whose content is: /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1 auto defaults
What is going on?? Is there some kind of protection mechanism set as default in rh9? I haven't seen anything of the sort described in the manual.
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