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Posted: June 25 2004,19:15 QUOTE
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Nice idea but unforunatly that is not going to work I am afriad.  /dev/hda1 is not mounted at boot time but is user mountable.
Why not try adding your mount command for hda1 at the beginning of the bootlocal.sh then trying Cappy's suggestions.
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Posted: June 26 2004,14:29 QUOTE
Brilliant!  That was exactly what I was looking for.  I come from the redhat world and was wondering where the rc.local equivilent was. I have to admit my redhat expeirance made me assume that it would be under /etc rather than /opt but for DSL it makes sense!

Also I found that if you add the mount point above the #Added by KNOPPIX line in the fstab it doesn't get removed so I was able to mount /dev/hda1 as /home.

I will write up a full procedure for what I did and add it under the FAQ for CD-less installs.

Thanks Cappy, roberts, and cbagger01for your help :-)
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