On Sat, 2006-01-28 at 14:07 +0100, umberto rossi wrote: > 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) As an experiment, change the "vfat" to "auto" and let Linux try and work it out for itself. No reboot will be necessary. Just type the following into the console, and see what you get: mount /mnt/home/berto/ubik ls /mnt/home/berto/ubik If you get a listing of files, it's mounted. Just typing the "mount" command into the console will show you the mounted drives, and it'll also show what filesystem they're mounted as after the word "type". You can just leave the fstab file set to "auto" discover the filesystem type, if it works. -- Don't send private replies to my address, the mailbox is ignored. I read messages from the public lists.
