I've been looking at the man pages for autofs and automount, and still
can't mount my usb drive automatically, under Fedora Core 7. I normally
mount it like this:
mount -t vfat -o rw,user,noauto,nosuid,nodev,_netdev,utf8,owner,uid=fred
/dev/sdb1 /mnt/usb
I've started autofs and was playing with the auto.master file, but
nothing I tried worked. Can someone please tell me how to add this
entry to the auto.master file, and have it mount automatically?
Re: [autofs] [RFC] Towards a Modern Autofs ...>entangling autofs with that work. ...>filesystem it's willing to export. ...>>map is mounted. ... The result is that some users will see mount points ... (Linux-Kernel)
Re: [autofs] [RFC] Towards a Modern Autofs ...entangling autofs with that work. ... > map is mounted. ... I don't quite see the need for the mapkey mount option.... But in sec. 5.3.2 I see you making filesystem dirs in /tmp which seem to ... (Linux-Kernel)
Re: How to Mount devices ... > I am testing a couple of versions of Linux, Knoppix and Fedora.... > I want to open a console session and mount the same devices in Fedora, ... specify the file system.... For such cases we have the autofs application. ... (alt.linux)
Re: [VFS-RFC] autofs4 and bind, rbind and move mount requests ... The result is very similar to move mount.... > I don't think it should because autofs needs be true to the mount maps ... do_add_mountcall (which places the vfsmount on the expiry list), ... If you just want to disable bind, ... (Linux-Kernel)
[VFS-RFC] autofs4 and bind, rbind and move mount requests ... It is indeed disastrous for autofs.... What should the semantics be for these type of mount requests against ... the newly mounted filesystem and so it would become useless and probably ...Bind mount requests are another question. ... (Linux-Kernel)
