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On Sunday 17 September 2006 15:36, rob wrote: |
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> What do the 2 zerros at the end of the line mean and why is |
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> the / dir a 1 0 ???? |
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Not to be pedantic, but it's '0 1' for the / partition :-) |
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Others have referred you to the man pages that describe these |
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settings, but what isn't obvious is that these are for ext2/3 |
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filesystems only. Field 5 is used by dump/restore which only |
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works on ext2/3. |
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If you use reiserfs, these fields must be '0 0' as reiser can do |
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the right thing at mount time by itself. |
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The same goes for all other filesystems (cdroms, tmpfs, udev, |
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etc etc) |
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alan |
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