*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 730023 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/730023
ok. I don't see anything obvious in the difference between these two
files that accounts for the problem. FWIW, I have swap listed right
after the rootfs in my fstab and it's enabled without problems.
Are you sure it has to be the *very* last entry to work? Have you tried
moving it up line-by-line, to see if there's a point at which it stops
working?
# Do not allow regular users to mount Windows partitions. --Brian
UUID=1C86E55286E52D48 none ntfs noauto,nouser,ro 0 0
UUID=DA0AE5E20AE5BC1F /mnt/SYSTEM_RESERVED ntfs noauto,nouser,ro
0 0
UUID=C25CE7335CE72141 /etc/Gateway ntfs noauto,nouser,ro 0 0
# Windows Music partition.
UUID=534A80BF40E99C01 /mnt/Music ntfs noauto,nouser 0 0
These entries are very interesting; none of these are valid UUIDs, but
apparently this *is* what udev returns as the UUID format for NTFS
partitions. Does the behavior change if you comment these entries out?
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swap not mounted with mountall unless listed last in /etc/fstab
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