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Configuring Partitions and Storage Devices

HP-AM456-9002A Rev 01

VMA-series Memory Array Installation and Service Guide

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9. To unmount the file system, at the command prompt, type:

Enabling Host to Automatically Mount

Partitions

By editing the /etc/fstab file, you can enable the host computer to

automatically mount Memory Array partitions on boot up.

1. Log into the host computer as root and change directories into /etc.

2. Edit the /etc/fstab file with the desired text editing tool.

3. Add the following row to the file, changing the values to appropriate ones for

your system:

Where:

umount /mnt/strad

/dev/<partition> /mnt/<mount_pth> <fs_type> <mount_opt>

<dump_opt> <fsck_opt>

/dev/<partition>

Specifies the partition name.

/mnt/<mount_pth>

Specifies the default mount path.

<fs_type>

Specifies the file system type of the device.

<mount_opt>

Specifies the mount options, which are

separated by commas, for the file system.

The available options are:

auto | noauto—Specifies whether to

automatically mount the device or not. With

noauto, the device can only be mounted

explicitly.

user | nouser —Specifies whether a

typical user versus the “root” user can mount

the device.

exec | noexec —Specifies that the binaries

contained on the partition can or cannot be

executed. Not recommended for a root

partition.

ro—Mounts the device read-only.

rw—Mounts the device read-write.

sync | async —Specifies how input and

output is performed by the device. For

example, a command is executed at the same

time it has been issued.

defaults —Specifies to use the default

options, which are:

rw, suid, dev, exec,

auto, nouser, async.

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