Il sab, 2006-01-28 alle 12:41, Tim ha scritto: > On Fri, 2006-01-27 at 20:46 +0100, umberto rossi wrote: > Read the fstab man file, and you can work out what the options are for. > > > mistakes in the fstab file can be rather dangerous, so I need precise > > indications. > > Not really. It's more of a risk if you modify the mount points that you > need to use the PC, rather than extra ones for your own purposes. But > it's not too hard to recover from any mistakes that you make. Backup > the file first, to be sure. I just inserted this line: /dev/hdb1 /mnt/home/berto/ubik vfat defaults, user 0 0 And rebooted the system after having saved the fstab file, and got no result. I wonder whether the problem is the "vfat" value, as I found no mention of it in the man file. Could it me I should specify "ext" or "ext2" instead? Or the problem is the part after mnt? (I have already tried without /mnt and it doesn't work)
