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01-16-2008, 06:31 PM
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 mnttable keeps getting whacked I'm at my wits end here... does anyone have any idea what would cause the mnttable file to get wiped out every time I reboot??? This is an old K460 box running 10.20. I've tried reinstalling the operating system and then restoring everything from tape and get the same result. Thanks! Phil Smith Mercy Hospital Des Moines, Iowa      |
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01-16-2008, 06:31 PM
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| Re: mnttable keeps getting whacked In article <slrncmb5uh.eti.pjsmith@worf.netins.net>, PHIL SMITH wrote: > > I'm at my wits end here... does anyone have any idea what would cause the > mnttable file to get wiped out every time I reboot??? This is an old K460 > box running 10.20. I've tried reinstalling the operating system and then > restoring everything from tape and get the same result. > > Thanks! > Phil Smith > Mercy Hospital > Des Moines, Iowa I'm assuming you mean /etc/mnttab? Never heard of mnttable. It is updated whenever mounts/umounts occur, so it will essentially be re-written at boot time. Are you manually editing the file for some reason? Kevin |
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| Re: mnttable keeps getting whacked Kevin Collins wrote: > In article <slrncmb5uh.eti.pjsmith@worf.netins.net>, PHIL SMITH wrote: > >>I'm at my wits end here... does anyone have any idea what would cause the >>mnttable file to get wiped out every time I reboot??? This is an old K460 >>box running 10.20. I've tried reinstalling the operating system and then >>restoring everything from tape and get the same result. >> >>Thanks! >>Phil Smith >>Mercy Hospital >>Des Moines, Iowa > > > I'm assuming you mean /etc/mnttab? Never heard of mnttable. It is updated > whenever mounts/umounts occur, so it will essentially be re-written at boot > time. Are you manually editing the file for some reason? > > Kevin /etc/mnttab is dynamically generated by the OS, you don't really want to muck with it. /etc/fstab is where the mounts come from on HPUX, makes it a lot easier and straight forward. |
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