Using fstab to Mount Devices on Oracle Linux @OracleLearning
Using fstab to Mount Devices on Oracle Linux  @OracleLearning
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video provides information on using the fstab file, including how to configure it and mount a block volume on an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance.

00:00 The fstab file
00:50 fstab entries
02:39 Maintaining the fstab file
03:48 Edit the fstab file
04:31 List block devices
05:11 View device parameters
05:51 Disable fsck check
06:11 Check device mount state
07:12 Add entry to fstab
07:57 Update systemd after new entry
08:13 Mount new device

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