oleksandr korneta wrote:
on 10/16/2005 10:27 AM Bill Perkins wrote:
I agree here. And more than that, all stuff is kept being mounted into
/media deirectory despite the fact that by the unix-way there is a /mnt
directory intended for this. So if there is any config file which
allowes me to fix that, please point me to it, i'm going to put the
things in my way immediately
Would you believe /etc/fstab?
dear Bill, you are missing the point.
Whenever I plug my flashdrive/externel_hdd/mp3_player into usb port the
new mounting points created by fstab are
/media/lexar, /media/kingston, /media/depends_on_flashdive_manufacturer
/media/vfat, /media/linux, /media/depends_on_hdd_filesystem
/media/iriver, /media/iaudio_g3, /media/again_by_playertype_and_vendor
all this mounting points are naturally wiped out after the ums-device is
unplugged. Thus, if you notice the common thing for all of them is
/media directory the purpose of which (when there is /mnt) I'm not
getting at all. I would be glad if someone could explain it to me. But
the main point the whatever the reason is I dont need this directory on
my system and want to teach fstab-sync to not use it either. Now how to
do that?
Sorry, I hit the 'Send' button too quickly- what I was thinking was
check /etc/fstab, and change the entries that start with /media to /mnt
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