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[Lamotkin AT softhome.net]

3aoo-cvfd AT dea.spamcon.org writes: 

> Lamotkin AT softhome.net wrote:
> > Well, the original problem remains:
> > how to make such mounts permanent?
> > Edit fstab or mtab? 
>
> Normally: /etc/fstab
> However, that mount is not going to work until you
> do the necessary insmod.  I suggest you put the insmod
> in /etc/rc followed by the mount (on the next line).

Straight to the heart!
Yes, It's the only way drive mounts.
All other options resulted in a strange
kernel behavior: the '/proc' becomes empty! 

> > (For instance, '/DOS' mount found in the mtab only).
>
> As I said before, /etc/mtab ( = /proc/mounts ) simply
> records the current mounts.  It is not editable.
> On the other hand, /etc/fstab contains instructions
> that tell the kernel what to mount.  It is editable.

Sorry for the mess, I was wrong, fstab is that way.
But where is the '/DOS' mount hiding? 

> Cheers,
> Steven 

Roman.