fstab

These UUIDs are pretty confusing, but it would seem that from my menu. 1st it is saying that root = cb8 and then resume = 0c57, which, according to my fstab is the Swap partition.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009

These UUIDs are pretty confusing, but it would seem that from my menu. 1st it is saying that root = cb8 and then resume = 0c57, which, according to my fstab is the Swap partition.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009

These UUIDs are pretty confusing, but it would seem that from my menu. 1st it is saying that root = cb8 and then resume = 0c57, which, according to my fstab is the Swap partition.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009

These UUIDs are pretty confusing, but it would seem that from my menu. 1st it is saying that root = cb8 and then resume = 0c57, which, according to my fstab is the Swap partition.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009

These UUIDs are pretty confusing, but it would seem that from my menu. 1st it is saying that root = cb8 and then resume = 0c57, which, according to my fstab is the Swap partition.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009

BUT, I am more curious about how you can have three files in/etc/by the name of "fstab" and no apparent prefixes or suffixes.

Kubuntu Forums 2010

I see some mention of "fstab" but I have never used or heard of that so I don't want to dig myself deeper without getting some help from someone who has mastered this beast.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

I see some mention of "fstab" but I have never used or heard of that so I don't want to dig myself deeper without getting some help from someone who has mastered this beast.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

I see some mention of "fstab" but I have never used or heard of that so I don't want to dig myself deeper without getting some help from someone who has mastered this beast.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

I see some mention of "fstab" but I have never used or heard of that so I don't want to dig myself deeper without getting some help from someone who has mastered this beast.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008