19 Aug
2010
19 Aug
'10
9:37 a.m.
steve-ALUG@hst.me.uk wrote:
Q1: How can I make a modprobe "stick" to survive a reboot?
In Ubuntu 10.04 you should add the name of the module to the file /etc/modules for it to be loaded automatically at boot
Q2: Where should I execute line 3? Q3: Should I should manually mount there too, rather than using FSTab?
I came across this howto - its geared towards making GFS filesystems on the device (for clustered storage), but the init scripts and config files may allow you to mount the drive at boot:
http://www.dknss.com/data/sc101-nbd-init/sc101-gfs-howto/
Hope this helps a bit
Jim