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Automount fstab question
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Same dog bit me recently. I'd swapped a drive out. It was like a week later when I needed to reboot into Debian. Then I had to do some research. 😆
Glad you got it sorted.
I'm just happy I thought to test it before I left the network!
I have had bad luck in the past where my drive would not spin up at boot for some reason. I end up modifying the fstab file with a live boot USB and then start the system with revised FSTAB.
Just my 2 cents that would help in case of a dead lock situation.
Great idea in general to have a live USB laying around just in case. I should make one now.