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Hi there everyone. I'd like to ask you about this supermount that mandrake 9.1 uses. you see, i've got a mandrake on my comp at home but debian at a ...
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  1. 10-14-2003 #1
    linduxed
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    supermount - im confused

    Hi there everyone.

    I'd like to ask you about this supermount that mandrake 9.1 uses.
    you see, i've got a mandrake on my comp at home but debian at a comp at school. the thing is that i kinda know how to use the mount and umount command at the debian comp but i want to know why so many mandrake users (that ive read about on webpages) prefer to turn the supermount off and use the standard "mount-precedure" as debian uses.

    ive also figured out that it is probobly because of this supermount that i cant install my ut2003 but thats a different story.

    whats so good with supermount, how can you turn it of, why should i, and so on ......
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    I'm not sure what's so great about supermount, but you can edit your fstab entry and make your cd drive mount like this:
    Code:
    /dev/cdroms/cdrom0      /mnt/cdrom      iso9660         noauto,ro       0 0
    Just replace the /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 to wherever your cd drive points to.
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