Automatically mount on fstab
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I have a system.bin whici is located in /mnt and i want to automatically mount by edtiting fstab on /mnt/mymount with read and write permissions for all users on system
i try adding this on fstab:
UUID=c4649367-f47c-4c31-9b33-cb4b37083ae5 /mnt/mymnt ext2 rw,auto
but is not working
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I have a system.bin whici is located in /mnt and i want to automatically mount by edtiting fstab on /mnt/mymount with read and write permissions for all users on system
i try adding this on fstab:
UUID=c4649367-f47c-4c31-9b33-cb4b37083ae5 /mnt/mymnt ext2 rw,auto
but is not working
ubuntu bash shell
asked Nov 18 at 9:57
Mimi3234
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Okay, and what problems are you having with it?
– grawity
Nov 18 at 10:14
What happens if you typemount /mnt/mymount?
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:28
@davidbaumann mount: /mnt/mymnt: can't find in /etc/fstab.
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:29
So there must be a typo.
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:32
type of system.bin is ext2
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:34
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I have a system.bin whici is located in /mnt and i want to automatically mount by edtiting fstab on /mnt/mymount with read and write permissions for all users on system
i try adding this on fstab:
UUID=c4649367-f47c-4c31-9b33-cb4b37083ae5 /mnt/mymnt ext2 rw,auto
but is not working
ubuntu bash shell
asked Nov 18 at 9:57
Mimi3234
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I have a system.bin whici is located in /mnt and i want to automatically mount by edtiting fstab on /mnt/mymount with read and write permissions for all users on system
i try adding this on fstab:
UUID=c4649367-f47c-4c31-9b33-cb4b37083ae5 /mnt/mymnt ext2 rw,auto
but is not working
ubuntu bash shell
ubuntu bash shell
asked Nov 18 at 9:57
Mimi3234
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asked Nov 18 at 9:57
Mimi3234
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edited Nov 18 at 12:06
asked Nov 18 at 9:57
Mimi3234
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Mimi3234
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Okay, and what problems are you having with it?
– grawity
Nov 18 at 10:14
What happens if you typemount /mnt/mymount?
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:28
@davidbaumann mount: /mnt/mymnt: can't find in /etc/fstab.
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:29
So there must be a typo.
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:32
type of system.bin is ext2
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:34
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Okay, and what problems are you having with it?
– grawity
Nov 18 at 10:14
What happens if you typemount /mnt/mymount?
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:28
@davidbaumann mount: /mnt/mymnt: can't find in /etc/fstab.
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:29
So there must be a typo.
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:32
type of system.bin is ext2
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:34
Okay, and what problems are you having with it?
– grawity
Nov 18 at 10:14
Okay, and what problems are you having with it?
– grawity
Nov 18 at 10:14
What happens if you type
mount /mnt/mymount?– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:28
What happens if you type
mount /mnt/mymount?– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:28
@davidbaumann mount: /mnt/mymnt: can't find in /etc/fstab.
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:29
@davidbaumann mount: /mnt/mymnt: can't find in /etc/fstab.
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:29
So there must be a typo.
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:32
So there must be a typo.
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:32
type of system.bin is ext2
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:34
type of system.bin is ext2
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:34
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Well that is just a typo, because the mount point is /mnt/mymount but the mount point in your fstab file is /mnt/mymnt.
answered Nov 18 at 12:46
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Well that is just a typo, because the mount point is /mnt/mymount but the mount point in your fstab file is /mnt/mymnt.
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Well that is just a typo, because the mount point is /mnt/mymount but the mount point in your fstab file is /mnt/mymnt.
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Well that is just a typo, because the mount point is /mnt/mymount but the mount point in your fstab file is /mnt/mymnt.
answered Nov 18 at 12:46
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Well that is just a typo, because the mount point is /mnt/mymount but the mount point in your fstab file is /mnt/mymnt.
answered Nov 18 at 12:46
Debian_yadav
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answered Nov 18 at 12:46
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answered Nov 18 at 12:46
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Okay, and what problems are you having with it?
– grawity
Nov 18 at 10:14
What happens if you type
mount /mnt/mymount?– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:28
@davidbaumann mount: /mnt/mymnt: can't find in /etc/fstab.
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:29
So there must be a typo.
– davidbaumann
Nov 18 at 10:32
type of system.bin is ext2
– Mimi3234
Nov 18 at 10:34