Hi, I'd like to use automount in an arm embedded system to mount automatically usb keys. I have done it for vfat and all is OK. Now I'd like to include also ntfs file system, so my system can automount also ntfs filesystems.
I have searched in this list, but I have not found a post that shows how do it in a CLEAN way. This is my /etc/auto.misc >>> /etc/auto.misc pen -fstype=vfat :/dev/sda1 I run automount in this way : >>> /sbin/automount --timeout=20 /media file /etc/auto.misc I would like to add ntfs (using ntfs-3g fuse driver). I have tried two ways to do it, but no one is very good. ** 1 ** I have tried this /etc/auto.misc: pen -fstype=vfat :/dev/sda1 pen -fstype=ntfs-3g :/dev/sda1 ** 2 ** I have tried an executable map, but in this way I will need to identify the filesystem type (for example using fdisk -l) and I will prefer to avoid to do in this way. In my opinion the best way should be the ** 1**. Automount should try first to mount as vfat, and if it fails try ** 2 **(ntfs-3g) But the syntax I used does not work ok. There is a way to do it ? Thanks in advance. Paolo _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
