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Linux: Reiserfs in fstab

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Travail

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Hopefully this is an easy question... I fdisk'd a partition in Red Hat 7.3 and then ran mkreiserfs on the partition. No problems so far!

Now here's my question: how should I set the last two parameters in /etc/fstab? Here's what I have set up now; I don't want to reboot until I'm certain nothing is going to go "bad"

/dev/hdf1 /SHARED reiserfs defaults 0 0

 
That should be fine, make sure it looks just like the other entries except ext2 or auto will be reiserfs. And remember case matters.

Also I would recommend that you use either ext3 (since it's probably in RH73) or XFS (oss.sgi.com/projects/xfs), reiserfs development is a little too unstable for my tastes.
 
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