How do I activate my sdb5 partition and have it stay active continually.
Steven Vollom
stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net
Mon Jan 5 14:03:06 UTC 2009
> $ sudo kate /etc/fstab
>
> "sudo" means to do something with root privileges. Since you are
> editing a system file, you need this.
> "kate" is the name of the program that you are calling. You can use
> gedit, kedit, vim, emacs, or even notepad if you have it installed!
> "/etc/fstab" is the path to the file that you are editing.
>
> You made a good guess using the semicolon character, though.
>
>
I used kedit and made the change. What was the benefit of using the
';'? It wasn't really an accident, other than I used that method of
separating the code from the sentence. Normally I would have done it
like this 'kedit /etc/fstab'. Did this change the mount point to
'/media to /media/sda1'?
Cudos,
Steven
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