how to mount harddisks on systemstart

[user unknown]

You could try this trick (I didn't test it - so no guaranatee is given).
As root, make fstab unwritable:

chmod a-w /etc/fstab

The next boot, you might see some errormessages, showing which script tried to write to the file - but I'm not sure whether they will give detailed erromessages.

Then you might tell us the script and the code-block, where the errors occur, and we could tell you how to change it, without breaking important things.

[magicoizo]

knoppix does only change the last lines in the fstab on every reboot new ...
the lines with the comments
#createt by knoppix

but i added my code to the upper lines.
when i reboot are these lines still there.
but nothing happens

that is my problem. everything looks ok. and when i use the command

mount /test

then i can see the right files with ls -l /test without any problems.

but directly after reboot the directory is empty, because of the not mounted harddisk

i have the sace problem with the interface file for the networking ...
after reboot does

ifconfig

only show the interface eth0 ... but when i do a force-reload on the

/etc/init.d/networking/

erverything is ok and even the correct ip address is set...

im realy confused ...

[Bleim]

I made changes at fstab and now knoppix didn't changue fstab but linux don't mount my other partitions. It's the same than magicoizo.

Help!

[user unknown]

well magicoizo, to the networking:

networking is an issue of runlevel 4 - multiuser with networking.
You have to create a symlink to /init.d/networking

note: it has to be networing not networking/.
In the second case it would be a directory.

ln -s /etc/init.d/networking /etc/rc4.d/S88networking

for runlevel N you put a script into /etc/rcN.d
For a script to be executed when entering the runlevel, you name it SXYfoo, with S=S, XY=order number, in which the scripts are executed from 00-99 and foo=the name of your script.
For a script to be executed when leaving the runlevel, you would replace the S with K.
S=start
K=kill

If you have a mount-script, you may act symetrically, but put it into rc.S, since mounting is usefull in single-user-mode.

If you lack a mount-script, create it in init.d:

echo "mount -a" > /etc/init.d/mount_all
chmod a+x /etc/init.d/mount_all

then act symetrically.

[magicoizo]

ok, it was the runlevel

the mounting and also the networking problem is made ...

now i can start configuring my linux

thank you very much, all of you

[Bleim]

I made the script for HD and now it works prefectly. Thank u user unknown!!

[user unknown]

you're welcome