You do not include tape drives in the /etc/fstab file since they are not
mountable devices. Your seeing them detected by the kernel during boot is
the result of the kernel searching the SCSI chain for all devices
attached...very normail.
Ido
On Tue, 25 May 1999, April Escamilla wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> I have successfully recompiled the kernel of my redhat 6.0 linux
> system to include the correct adaptech driver for my scsi tape
> device.
> I am not sure if I now have to edit fstab manually to include the
> "/dev/st0" and "/dev/nst0" mounts or not. Currently, these are not
> listed, although during a lilo boot, the scsi tape device is detected
> and the name of the correct driver flashes on the screen before going
> on to install the rest of the system.
> Any thoughts on this setup?
>
> Thanks,
> April Escamilla
>
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