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Mounting a shared volume

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iain99

iain99

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Mar 16, 2006
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Hi

Dont know too much about Linux but I have mounted a shared volume from a solaris box on a Linux server. The problem is that when I reboot the Linux box I have to manually mount the nfs shared partitions. Can anyone tell me the options to put into the /etc/fstab file to mount them at boot time?
Thanks.

Iain
 
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You can also use automount. Which means as soon as you access the share, it will get mounted. Very Very useful.
 
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