boot with:
knoppix nofstab
I want to have a few custom mounts in my fstab file and am looking for a way to keep it from getting clobbered when booting.
Any suggestions?
TIA
Radnor
boot with:
knoppix nofstab
ok, and if by chance you plug a usb device in (new), will it force a rebuild?
The 'nofstab' cheat code prevents the Knoppix bootup (the linuxrc script) from scanning the local drives and creating an appropriate fstab. Inserting a USB device and fstab being edited is less dependent on Knoppix itself & more dependedent on how hotplug scripts and automount are configured. Will hotplug & automount force a rebuild? perhaps it will & I don't think that 'nofstab' will prevent that.
I hope this helps.
James
Hello,
How does this work on an installed on hardrive Knoppix system? I use Grub for boot-loader, Should I put the code (knoppix nofstab) in there and how? Thank you.
I think there's been a post here by Harry about this.Originally Posted by petri
I have my own wierd way of doing it: just put the custom mounts above the first of the
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