Hi,
Justus Winter wrote:
Howver you answer only half of the question: the other one is: if a
>volume is not in /etc/fstab, how does it up being mounted during boot?
Meet passive translators: If a node in the virtual filesystem (say
/home) has a passive translator record, then a translator is st
Quoting Riccardo Mottola (2014-03-26 13:04:58)
> Hi,
>
> Justus Winter wrote:
> > df gets its data from /proc/mounts, so if you look there, you should
> > see your "mounts". The reason our mount does not show those is that
> > mount simply does not read /proc/mounts but only /etc/fstab.
> shouldn
Hi,
Justus Winter wrote:
df gets its data from /proc/mounts, so if you look there, you should
see your "mounts". The reason our mount does not show those is that
mount simply does not read /proc/mounts but only /etc/fstab.
shouldn't mount check /etc/mtab? fstab is static.
If you want to work
Quoting Riccardo Mottola (2014-03-26 11:19:32)
> Hi,
>
> my volume saga continues. I did quite some work in the past two evenings.
>
> * I commented out the mounting of the second partition on /home in
> /etc/fstab
> * Afterwards I could end boot without problems.
> * I setup network and upgrade
Hi,
my volume saga continues. I did quite some work in the past two evenings.
* I commented out the mounting of the second partition on /home in
/etc/fstab
* Afterwards I could end boot without problems.
* I setup network and upgraded everything with apt-get
I then want to run fsck on my seco
