by Lasse Hyton » Thu, 13 Jul 2000 04:00:00
where do get automounter on my linux? It didn't come with the RedHat
6.1 pakage (or did it?) and I need it in my environment to mount disks and
directories from fileserver.
Not the same need as using automounting in fstab. It has to be one that
mounts disks when using them and then releasing them after some time
interval when that mount is idle. It usually comes with NFS in some other
systems.
Thanks for ...
jep,
Lasse
by Koos P » Thu, 13 Jul 2000 04:00:00
It comes with RedHat in autofs-*.rpm
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1. Dos/os2/Linux and 2 hd's one 850, and one 425
I am attempting to load Linux, OS/2, and dos/Windoze on my system. I
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does not support EIDE, so I must use the Ontrack Disk Manager Software,
ehich gives Linux fits, because the drive has over 1024 cylinders. I
want, ideally each OS to have 425mb of space total, and use Boot Manager
if at all possible. Should I mess with my 850mb drive in the bios to try
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