On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 16:58:45 -1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David Imai wrote:
> > I am currently preparing a number of used computers for home users who are 
> > mostly beginners. Most of them are Pentium II with 128MB or less RAM and 
> > 4GB hard drives. The computers currently have Skolelinux Debian and KDE 
> > installed on them. 

> > Installed autofs: "apt-get install autofs"
> > I did not recompile the kernel.
> > Restarted computer.
> > Looked at /proc/filesystems but autofs was not listed there.
> > Looked at /etc/auto.master and /etc/auto.misc. They seem OK.
> > Made symbolic links to /var/autofs/misc/floppy and /var/autofs/misc/cd: ln 
> > -s /var/autofs/misc/floppy /floppy
> > ln -s /var/autofs/misc/cd /cdrom
> > (I'm not sure if I did this correctly).

Looks right. The default Debian kernel and autofs packages just work
the way they should. I would be suprised if Skolelinux moved too far
away from that.

Send `grep cdrom /proc/ide/*/media` and `cat /etc/auto.misc`.

> I'm not sure about Linux but ...
> Under FreeBSD you can set the "noauto" to "auto" to mount under
> /etc/fstab file. Try this.

That option tells which filesystems should be mounted at startup, not
when the directory is accessed.

-Vince

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