Daily Pitch Linux Command

Many of the students with virtual machine in the/ tmp directory when the decompression, will find that the previous mount of this directory space is insufficient, resulting in the next step can not be carried out (I encountered this problem in Vmwaretools decompression) ...

In fact,/TMP is space-loaded without having to re-erect the virtual machine!

The MOUNT-A command mounts all the file systems specified in the/etc/fstab file, and we can open this file to see what you're loading.

## /etc/fstab# Created by Anaconda on Sun APR3  to: at: +  .# # Accessible filesystems, by reference, is maintained under'/dev/disk'# SeeMansPages Fstab (5), Findfs (8),Mount(8) and/or Blkid (8) for  More Info#UUID=2f77ef2a-0416-4862-8A7A-5622AAEE9B7F/EXT4 defaults1 1UUID=acd60d37-398c-48cb-8cf4-3191ce1a25e9/boot EXT4 Defaults1 2UUID=7a8807d4-fdaa-461f-8d9c-f5279320b95e/tmp EXT4 Defaults1 2UUID=c312f00d-497e-43e5-bab6-4ef95d9980aa/var EXT4 Defaults1 2UUID=261269E3-C7BA-4E31-94D4-9FDF161350D2 Swap swap Defaults0 0Tmpfs/DEV/SHM TMPFS Defaults0 0devpts/dev/pts devpts gid=5, mode=620  0 0Sysfs/sys SYSFS Defaults0 0proc/PROC proc Defaults0 0Tmpfs/tmp Tmpfs NODEV,NOSUID,SIZE=1G0 0                                                              1,0-1All

This is the file system mount details on my virtual machine, which contains information about the storage devices and their file systems on your computer. It is the only file that is used to specify how your file system will be used, regardless of mount,umount,fsck.

Simply add <tmpfs/tmp tmpfs nodev,nosuid,size=1g 0 0> to the root user under this file to reload the./bash_profile file (the size of this command can be arbitrary)

Daily Pitch Linux Command