On 06-06-2011 13:58, Yaro Kasear wrote: > There's no reason to ever, ever, put USB drives in the fstab. Look at the top > of the fstab file, it reads "static file system information." Unless you're > guaranteed to have your thumbdrive plugged into your computer 24/7 and never > remove it, it doesn't really belong in there, use consolekit or whatever KDE > SC or GNOME use. Use pmount, whatever. What if you are booting from usb into a system with gui capabilities and all rescue/work/whatever tools you might need? -- Mauro Santos
