unix fstab

Fstab' usage '/etc/fstab' is an important configuration file for the 'Mount' command. You can use the 'root' identity to modify this file through 'diskdrake' (MandrakeLinux control center-load point) or by using an editor. '/Etc/fstab' can be used

/Etc/fstab file analysis (version 2), etcfstab/Etc/fstab file Analysis   As mentioned above, the new partition will expire after the system is restarted. To take effect permanently, you need to write it to the/etc/fstab file.   I./etc/fstab file

/Etc/fstab file Analysis   As mentioned above, the new partition will expire after the system is restarted. To take effect permanently, you need to write it to the/etc/fstab file.   I./etc/fstab file format: 6 components   Physical partition

--/Etc/fstab file Analysis   [Preface: in the previous section, partition mounting will expire after restart. To take effect permanently, you need to write it to the/etc/fstab file] I. Format: Six Components Physical partition name/volume label

/*********************************************************************** * Linux busybox mount-a FS TAB * Declaration: * This article is mainly to verify that the MOUNT-A command involved in the Fstab file mentioned in the device node does not exist

There are 2 types of devices in Linux: Character devices (unbuffered and can only be accessed sequentially), block devices (buffered and randomly accessible). Some of these devices are abstractions of physical hardware that actually exist, while

Etc Full name: EditableTextConfigurationetc-UsuallycontaintheconfigurationfilesforalltheprogramsthatrunonyourLinuxUnixsystemfstab Full name: FileSystem Etc Full name: Editable Text Configuration /Etc-Usually contain the configuration files for all

I. How does the system identify hard disks during initialization? 1. The system identifies the hard disk based on the MBR information at the beginning, including some execution files to load to the system. These execution files are the boot loader

first, how to identify the hard disk when the system is initialized1, the system initially according to the information of the MBR to identify the hard disk, including some executable files to load the system, these execution files are in the MBR in

Related packages: portmap-4.0-65.2.2.1nfs-utils-1.0.9-40.e15.i386.rpm Related daemons: RPC.NFSD//Management client can log in to server RPC.MOUNTD//user authentication Portmap//port mapping work To start NFS: Service