Very Computer

I just noticed that when I boot linux a message goes by during the
mounting file systems stage that says something like "mount point none
does not exist".  (I didn't write down the exact wording, but it's
definitely during mounting, and it definitely says 'none').  It
doesn't seem to be hurting anything.  

Can somebody tell me where I should be looking to see who's doing
this, and possibly remove it?

Duane

 >I just noticed that when I boot linux a message goes by during the
 >mounting file systems stage that says something like "mount point none
 >does not exist".  (I didn't write down the exact wording, but it's
 >definitely during mounting, and it definitely says 'none').  It
 >doesn't seem to be hurting anything.  
 >
 >Can somebody tell me where I should be looking to see who's doing
 >this, and possibly remove it?
 >
 >Duane
 >
 >

                I'll bet your swap disk is not there now. You probably
                have the syntax in fstab messed up and used /none when
                you meant none.

                wrong:
                /dev/hdb3  /none  swap   defaults  1 1
                /none      /proc  proc   defaults  1 1

                correct:
                none       /proc  proc   defaults  1 1
        /dev/hdb3   none  swap   defaults  1 1

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