No problem :)
You also have the HAL method, which can be handy if you remove/attach
the drive often. But if the drive is attached all or most of the time,
good ol' fstab is the easiest and most reliable. ;)
On Mar 29, 2009, at 5:41 PM, "Preston C." <gprest...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
On arch, such things as adding external drives to fstab are left up
to the
user :)
Just add a line for it.
/dev/sdb1 /media/externalhd ext3 user 0 0
Of course, change for the actual device name, filesystem, and
desired mount
point. You may also need to change the mount options, but that line
works
for my for my external he on my server.
As for the multiple cdrom entries, the second cdrom is actually
your DVD
drive. (or vice-versa) I believe my laptop with an all in one drive
has two
entries in fstab aswell.
Thank you Greg, that clears things up a lot. Will look into it more,
then get back if I have any questions.
