On 04/29/2011 01:45 PM, keith smith wrote:
Hi,
I have an old lap top on which I have installed CentOS 5.6 and Qmail
Toaster. I can send and receive email just fine. Qmail Toaster is
working just fine.
Now I want to configure Bind. Currently I am using my registrar's DNS. I
would like to run my
I've added these 6 lines to /etc/fstab on this machine:
/home/larry/isofiles/ubuntu/10.04/ubuntu-10.04.02-desktop-i386.iso
> /mnt/ubu1004DL32udf,iso9660 user,loop 0 0
> /home/larry/isofiles/ubuntu/10.04/ubuntu-10.04.02-desktop-amd64.iso
> /mnt/ubu1004DL64udf,iso9660 user,loop 0 0
> /home/l
I can't tell you why any of them work, but there appears to be a missing
comma between iso9660 and user on all the lines.
As for the nfs stuff, nfs requires you to add either the "subtree_check"
or "no_subtree_check" option to the exports file for every line these days.
Brian
On 05/02/2011 0
Interesting. Putting the comma in all 6 lines made them all fail one at a
time. The failure message in /var/log/boot.log says
mount: unknown filesystem type 'loop'
mountall: mount /tftpboot/howtogeek/linux/ubu1004DL32 [745] terminated with
status 32
and I find no reference to loop in a man fsta
Change your fstab parameters from
"...loop 0 0" to "...loop 0 1"
(might work, might not)
It looks to me like a race condition caused by parallel mount tasks.
The second zero allows non-sequential (multiple ) mount processes. A one
disables it.
The missing commas seem wrong, but not an issu
Trimmed all past discussion just to save space.
PROGRESS:
- The comma should NOT be there as it is not part of the type, it is an
option allowing a user to do the mount.
- The reason the first two and the last two fail is for some reason the file
is not found even though it is really there. I sus
Oops, I read that wrong the first time. You do not want a comma between
iso9660 and user. My brain read them all as the option section and the
lack of a comma would have been wrong in that case.
Brian Cluff
On 05/02/2011 10:43 PM, Dazed_75 wrote:
Interesting. Putting the comma in all 6 lin
I just tried doing this on my machine. I gave it 10 ISOs and they all
mounted fine until I ram out of loop devices, so only 8 mounts.
I just went to look at the name of the ubuntu ISO for 10.04 and I think
you might have a typo unless you changed the names of the ones on your
system. the nam
