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With my understanding there is no way to add entries to fstab
since it is re-written every time the system boots.
Would it be possible to add some way of facillitating this
for intstance adding something similar to rc.local that is if a file /etc/fstab.local exist
add the lines to fstab at startup
at the end of fstab_create add
[ -e "$1/etc/fstab.local" ] && cat "$1/etc/fstab.local" >> $FSTAB
Why do you feel the need to explicitly write fstab on each boot?
best regards
suedi
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With my understanding there is no way to add entries to fstab
since it is re-written every time the system boots.
Would it be possible to add some way of facillitating this
for intstance adding something similar to rc.local that is if a file /etc/fstab.local exist
add the lines to fstab at startup
at the end of fstab_create add
[ -e "$1/etc/fstab.local" ] && cat "$1/etc/fstab.local" >> $FSTAB
Why do you feel the need to explicitly write fstab on each boot?
best regards
suedi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: