fstab.sd0.amiga revision 1.1
11.1Sjdolecek# $NetBSD: fstab.sd0.amiga,v 1.1 2002/05/04 19:44:35 jdolecek Exp $ 21.1Sjdolecek# 31.1Sjdolecek# Sample fstab for Amiga. 41.1Sjdolecek# 51.1Sjdolecek# fast file system on / root partition (NBR\7) lowest scsi disk unit 61.1Sjdolecek/dev/sd0a / ffs rw 1 1 71.1Sjdolecek# All swap devices are now configured by swapctl(8), so a swap entry 81.1Sjdolecek# is now needed for all swap partitions so that the "swapctl -A" in 91.1Sjdolecek# /etc/rc will find them, or you will have no swap space. 101.1Sjdolecek/dev/sd0b none swap sw 0 0 111.1Sjdolecek# fast file system on /usr (NBU\7) next to lowest scsi disk unit 121.1Sjdolecek/dev/sd0d /usr ffs rw 1 2 131.1Sjdolecek# virtual mem file system on /tmp using swap (NBS\0) scsi id 0 size 5M 141.1Sjdolecek#swap /tmp mfs rw,-s=5m 151.1Sjdolecek# amigados file system on /amiga (DOS/1) 161.1Sjdolecek# It is recomended that you mount it on a dir that matches the 171.1Sjdolecek# volume name and then slinks will resolve correctly. All ados 181.1Sjdolecek# unknonwn and NBU type filesystems are addressed in physical 191.1Sjdolecek# offset (on media) order. So in this example the bsd usr part is 201.1Sjdolecek# first on the disk followed by the ados. 211.1Sjdolecek#/dev/sd0e /amiga ados ro 221.1Sjdolecek# process file system 231.1Sjdolecek#procfs /proc procfs ro 241.1Sjdolecek# kernel file system 251.1Sjdolecek#kernfs /kern kernfs ro 26