Keeping mounts on reboot

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Hi,
I can mount NFS shares, but they are lost on reboot. Is there any way to
automatically mount NFS shares from other computers on reboot?

For instance on a Solaris box it will look in the /etc/vfstab file to see if
it should mount any NFS shares at bootup.

Thanks

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Mike Geddes wrote:

Hi,
I can mount NFS shares, but they are lost on reboot. Is there any way to
automatically mount NFS shares from other computers on reboot?

For instance on a Solaris box it will look in the /etc/vfstab file to see if
it should mount any NFS shares at bootup.

You could add the fs-nfs commands you use to mount the shares to your
/etc/rc.local file
if the file isn’t there (it’s not there by default) you need to create
it and give it execute permissions…
it will be executed automagically upon boot

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Hi Mike,

Please do not cross post, as it makes a mess in the newsgroups.

Check out the following QNX Knowledge Base entry for information on creating
an rc.local file.

http://qdn.qnx.com/support/bok/solution.qnx?10121

Regards,

Joe

Mike Geddes <mgeddes@verity.com> wrote:

Hi,
I can mount NFS shares, but they are lost on reboot. Is there any way to
automatically mount NFS shares from other computers on reboot?

For instance on a Solaris box it will look in the /etc/vfstab file to see if
it should mount any NFS shares at bootup.

Thanks