Almost all articles on the Internet that are writing mounting hard disks are first mounted and then modified/etc/fstab, and then restarted to check whether the mounting is successful. In fact, this method is quite frustrating. Correct steps: 1) format. Skipped 2) modify/etc/fstab file/dev/xvdc/home/www/ext4defaults00 /etc/fstab and then restart to check whether the mounting is successful. In fact, this method is quite frustrating.
Correct steps:
1) format.
Skipped
2) modify the/etc/fstab file
/Dev/xvdc/home/www/ext4 defaults 0 0
(Disk device path mounting Path File system format dump backup fsck check)
The first three items need to be consistent with the actual environment, and the last three items do not need to be modified.
2) execute the command: mount-
The purpose of this command is to check the content of/etc/fstab. if you find that the mounting project in the configuration file has not been mounted, attach it.
If the hard disk is mounted successfully after executing this command, the hard disk will be mounted successfully the next time you restart the system and you do not need to restart the system to test the disk.
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