How To Mount Automatically Hdd4 After Reboot?

[GadgetGuy]

I have split my hdd3 into two: hdd3 - vfat and hdd4 - ext2.

I have entered hdd4 into /etc/fstab.

All works fine.

When I reboot however, I need to do

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su
mount -a

for hdd4 to show up.

( HDD4 shows up as "CF" on the files tab... however when I want to do a system backup to CF, the Z tells me correctly that there is no CF card...)

What can I do, to have hdd4 automatically mounted during the boot? ( I have installed Meanie's current automounter package - but that did not help...)

Thanks for any ideas!

[bam]

you need to edit the startup scripts to mount the drive. "rc.rofilesys"

[Meanie]

you need to edit the startup scripts to mount the drive. "rc.rofilesys"
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This can get a bit tricky since /hdd4 can get detected as /dev/hda4 or /dev/hdc4 depending on whether you have a CF card plugged in or not during boot. The next release of my automounter package (0.4.4) will automatically mount /hdd4 if its detected.

[GadgetGuy]

you need to edit the startup scripts to mount the drive. "rc.rofilesys"
[div align=\"right\"][a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=101553\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div]

This can get a bit tricky since /hdd4 can get detected as /dev/hda4 or /dev/hdc4 depending on whether you have a CF card plugged in or not during boot. The next release of my automounter package (0.4.4) will automatically mount /hdd4 if its detected.
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Thank you bam, thank you meanie.

Meanie: would you have an idea, when the new automounter package will be released? Thank you for your work on it...