fstab

fstab

[Jaap de Jong]

Hi All,

I've created my own /etc/fstab which is perfectly included in 
base-files_*.ipk as expected.
It also shows up in 
build/tmp-angstrom_v2012_05-eglibc/work/mymachine/myimage*/rootfs/etc
But I find a different version of /etc/fstab under 
build/tmp-angstrom_v2012_05-eglibc/deploy/images/mymachine/myimage*.rootfs.tar.bz2
I can't figure out why!
Any ideas or hints?

Thanks!
Jaap

Re: fstab

[Jaap de Jong]

Sorry !!!!
Already solved.
My bad !!!

On 09/12/2012 01:48 PM, Jaap de Jong wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've created my own /etc/fstab which is perfectly included in
> base-files_*.ipk as expected.
> It also shows up in
> build/tmp-angstrom_v2012_05-eglibc/work/mymachine/myimage*/rootfs/etc
> But I find a different version of /etc/fstab under
> build/tmp-angstrom_v2012_05-eglibc/deploy/images/mymachine/myimage*.rootfs.tar.bz2
> I can't figure out why!
> Any ideas or hints?
>
> Thanks!
> Jaap
>
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fstab

[Peter]

I can't find any reference to a network share (nfs) can or can not be present in fstab. My problem is SLOCATE doesn't like Autofs and ignores my nfs share when I run updatedb. Using nfs in a "normal" fashion from fstab slocate works. Looks like Autofs ignore has been hardcoded because removing autofs from updatedb.conf makes no difference. I keep my file storage server down and bring it up when needed. Autofs works like a charm, nfs via fstab doesn't. If I put in a line in fstab noauto with the nfs share will KDE or AUTOFS have problems? I am on Gentoo.
thanks
regards
peter

-- 
Peter <Sheldon>

Re: fstab

[Leonardo Chiquitto]

> I can't find any reference to a network share (nfs) can or can
>  not be present in fstab. My problem is SLOCATE doesn't
> like Autofs and ignores my nfs share when I run updatedb.

I found that when using AutoFS 5, setting DEFAULT_BROWSE_MODE
to "yes" (it's the default, but perhaps your distribution tweaks it by
default) in /etc/sysconfig/autofs can influence updatedb behavior.

Also, if you want updatedb to search down the AutoFS paths, make
sure it is configured to allow NFS, CIFS and whatever other file
systems you are mounting with AutoFS.

Regards,
Leonardo