I want to view the 'Fstab' file that was gererated at installition and it not there. Where did moved to? Seems everyone wants to short cut trying to make a smaller distro and not make a useful tool but for old ladies to do Facebook.
[member=8075]genegold2[/member]
Its located in /etc/fstab (typical Linux location)
Can be viewed with the following command
If your looking for something specific.. You can search fstab from the main forum page or with a more specific with additional parameters.
Can be edited within terminal with vi/nano or calling out a text editor (leafpad) - should accessible without root/sudo access.
Hope this points you where your needing & welcome to the forums!!
Under File system in File Manager, it shows /etc but no fstab file. Mkes it much more difficult to do things without resorting to using the terminal antiquity. this 2018 nut 2003.
[member=8075]genegold2[/member]
Gui... Same place - double click to open..
![[Image: ofr5R6cl.png]](http://imgur.com/ofr5R6cl.png)
If using Thunar, default File Manager - once in /etc (file system - etc) you can type fs to jump to the file.
PS Windows still has Command Prompt and Powershell - along with headless/core server OS's where no gui at all.. Just sayin
(09-26-2018, 10:13 PM)genegold2 link Wrote: [ -> ]I want to view the 'Fstab' file that was gererated at installition and it not there. Where did moved to? Seems everyone wants to short cut trying to make a smaller distro and not make a useful tool but for old ladies to do Facebook.
Files are where they always have been. Keep that attitude up, and you stay here will be a short one.