From: Peter Gurney Wickett (peter.gurney.wickett@europe.eds.com)
Date: Mon Apr 29 2002 - 03:20:55 EDT
At last count I was on thirty replies to my vfstab question (and still
rolling in!)- far too many people to list by name but many thanks to
everyone who replied.
Question:
Yesterday I manually created a tmpfs filesystem to hold a heavily accessed
sybase tempdb:
created with
mount -F tmpfs -o size=500M swap /syb_temp
the /etc/mnttab entry is:
swap /syb_temp tmpfs @,dev=2 1019755660
I obviously want this fs to be automatically mounted on reboots
My question is what should the /etc/vfstab entry be to facilitate this?
(O/S Solaris 8.)
Answer:
The consenus was :
#device device mount FS fsck mount mount
#to mount to fsck point type pass at boot options
#
swap - /syb_tmp tmpfs - yes size=500m
- Once again cheers to all who replied.
Peter Wickett
Sistemes Unix
EDS Barcelona
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