Debian-installer creates in /etc/fstab lines like:
/dev/sr0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto 0 0
/dev/sdb1 /media/usb0 auto rw,user,noauto 0 0
depending on the used method (cd-rom or usb-stick). Those files are
superfluous. The following postinstallation script removes them:
ARCHIVO=/etc/fstab
if grep "^/dev/sd" ${ARCHIVO} | grep "/media/" | grep "auto"
then
LINEA1=`grep "^/dev/sd" ${ARCHIVO} | grep "/media/" | grep "auto"`
LINEA2="## ${LINEA1}"
rpl -q "${LINEA1}" "${LINEA2}" ${ARCHIVO}
fi
if grep "^/dev/sr" ${ARCHIVO} | grep "/media/cdrom"
then
LINEA3=`grep "^/dev/" ${ARCHIVO} | grep "/media/cdrom"`
LINEA4="## ${LINEA3}"
rpl -q "${LINEA3}" "${LINEA4}" ${ARCHIVO}
fi
Aitor.
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