/etc/fstab

[Matt Graham]

On 2021-08-20 11:48, Michael via PLUG-discuss wrote:
> Please, will this work?

> LABEL=boot     /boot     ext4  defaults  0  0
> LABEL=rootdir  /         ext4  defaults  1  1
> LABEL=swap     swap      swap  pri=1     0  0
> LABEL=home     /home     ext4  defaults  0  1
> LABEL=opt      /opt      ext4  defaults  0  1
> LABEL=usrsrc   /usr/src  ext4  defaults  0  0
(snip, /proc et al are fine)

This will probably work, but it's not 100% correct.  The fs_dump column 
is set to 1 for / , and you are probably not using dump.  The / 
filesystem should have an fs_passno of 1, while other filesystems that 
should be fscked at boot time should have an fs_passno of 2.  So you 
should change the 1s in /home and /opt to 2s.

Also, are you not using UEFI?  I'm not sure how much longer the x86 
will continue supporting BIOS boots.  It also seems a bit odd to split 
/opt and /usr/src into separate filesystems.  I've only got 1.4G in /opt 
(almost all Android studio) and 3.1G in /usr/src , and I've got 2 
complete sets of kernel sources in the latter.  (Should get rid of the 
old one, it's not necessary any more.)

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