I have some fat partitions on my disk that I want to mount at specific
points in my directory tree, one goes at /home/rev24/rev24_nt and the
other goes at /home/rev24/nt.net. In the old days, I just added the
appropriate line to /etc/fstab and when the system booted, it mounted
the partitions right in the right spots. something roughly like:

/dev/hda11 /home/rev24/rev24_nt vfat nosuid 0 0
/dev/hda13 /home/rev24/nt.net vfat nosuid 0 0

I just had to install and build a new system, using CentOS 4.4. I
went to edit /etc/fstab and read something that it was now managed by
fstab-sync, which I first assumed was like vipw, but it isn't. I went
to the man page and saw that it was related to HAL and Googled for
relevant information and found nice overviews, but no indication of
how to say "I want this partition mounted here!"

So, where do I tell the system what I want?