# /etc/fstab
# static file system information, see fstab(5)
#
# This file is not used by the kernel, but rather by mount(8), umount(8),
# swapon(8) and swapoff(8).  (Some day fsck(8) will also use this file).
#
# Comment lines have "#" in the first column.  The device field is either
# the name of a block special file or a swap file.  The device and directory
# fields should be absolute pathnames (i.e. start with "/").  Entries that
# are to be ignored should have type "ignore".  Frequency and pass are numeric
# fields for dump(8) and fsck(8) that are not yet used in Linux.  You can
# leave them empty if you want.
#
# Since entries in this file are processed sequentially, file systems must
# appear after the file systems they are mounted on (/usr before /usr/spool).
#
# A sample fstab:
#
# device	directory	type	options 		freq	pass
#
/proc		/proc		proc	defaults
/dev/sda6	/		ext2	defaults		0	1
#/dev/B          /               ext2    defaults                0       1
#/dev/A          /c              msdos   defaults
#/dev/C          /usr            ext2    defaults                0       2
#/dev/D          /var            ext2    defaults                0       3
/dev/fd0	/a		msdos	sync,rw,noauto,nodev,nosuid,noexec,user

