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Understanding Linux /etc/fstab 
Ghacks Technology | by jack | Sat, Jan 3
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The next section, filesystem_type, describes the type of file system you wanting to mount. Linux supports quite a large selection of file systems such as: cramfs, efs, ext2, ext3, vfat, fat, nfs, udf, sysv, smbfs, minix, msdos, reiserfs, hpfs, hfs, iso9660, and many more. There is also t...
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