Take the noauto out of the options. > Hi all, > I'm trying to mount a Fat32 partition at startup for my Redhat 8.0 > box. I've edited my /etc/fstab file to add the line: > /dev/hda7 /mnt/windows vfat user,noauto,rw > 0 0 and then I type from the command line: > mount /mnt/windows > to mount the volumn. > > When I reboot the system the /mnt/windows does not get mounted > automatically. Every time I reboot I need to type the mount command > again. > > How do I let the OS know to mount the volumn at startup? > > I have some more questions about my FAT32 partition, but those will > have to wait for later. > > Thanks in advance, > Hamlet D'Arcy >