On Sun, 2003-07-06 at 14:22, Charlie wrote: > Just a couple quick thoughts Curt; fstab is an acronym for "file system table" > and it's where the kernel and device managers get their instructions. It's > static, as in it's always (theoretically) the same as when it's first > "built." > > mtab is the "mount table," and is generated as a result of the actions > connected with fstab. It's dynamic and changes as devices and drives are > mounted or unmounted. > > In other words _don't edit it!_ Or maybe...... > > BOOM! ;-)
> Also; if the Windows drive (C:) is hda1 why did you add it as hda8? If you > want to read the contents as a user instead of root it may help to add user > in the fstab too. > > Just a thought. > > Regards; > Charlie > > Not really on that BOOM! thing, but I did want to get your attention. <g> =-o I'm listening! I was confusing the /mnt/win partition with the actual C: Got it all straight now. Thanks, Curt
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