> > # mount /dev/hda1 /boot > > mount: unknown filesystem type 'ext2' > > > > OK. I see now. By specifying the device and mount point, you bypass fstab. > Default will be what mount THINKS it is, which is like doing mount -t auto... > > If you just did mount /boot it would be fine.
OK, so mount only refers to fstab for fs info if the device isn't specified. What is the logic behind that? If that behavior was recently implemented, it would explain why I'm only now getting the error. I've always mounted as above. - Grant -- [email protected] mailing list
