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I have two partitions that mount to the desktop when I boot into the system yet /etc/fstab has the noauto option set for each and if I put a # ...
  1. 06-24-2009 #1
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    [SOLVED] /etc/fstab options don't seems to have any effect when using auto and noauto

    I have two partitions that mount to the desktop when I boot into the system
    yet /etc/fstab has the noauto option set for each and if I put a # in front of the line for each drive it make no difference either.
    I have been told it's a Gnome issue.

    Is there something else that has influence on these setting, like I haven't got the whole picture? I need to control what mounts on startup.
  2. 06-24-2009 #2
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    How to edit and understand /etc/fstab

    OR

    Le fichier fstab

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    How to fstab - Ubuntu Forums
  3. 06-24-2009 #3
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    Many thanks The Boogy Master, all is now sorted.
  4. 06-26-2009 #4
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    dont forget to put a RESOLV in the title ...

    Glad to help you
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