linux: automount disco rígido interno durante a inicialização?

Question

Eu tento criar meu próprio NAS e preciso automatizar automaticamente os discos sata internos durante a inicialização Eu sei que eu poderia fazer usando fstab mas estou procurando uma maneira mais fácil / generalizada para que seja mais fácil de escalar com menos trabalho manual necessário para cada disco rígido conectado (ou cada placa-mãe adicionada ao cluster)

então alguém sabe como montar automaticamente discos internos sem usar o fstab como o ubuntu faz para drives usb?

im usando o servidor ubuntu 9.10 thx all

    

Answer 1

There are a number of factors involved in 'hotplugging' and HAL is only one of them. When a new device is added, e.g. a USB drive is plugged in, the following occurs (roughly):

* The kernel becomes aware of a new device and registers it in /sys.
* Udev creates a device node (e.g. /dev/sdb1), and loads the

drivers/modules needed. * The HAL daemon is notified by D-Bus and adds the device and what it can find out about it to its database. * The addition of the new device is broadcast by HAL over D-Bus to whatever programs are subscribing, e.g. Thunar, which shows it as an icon in the shortcuts side panel, or Metacity/Nautilus which will add an icon to the desktop. * Another program listening may be a volume manager, such as thunar-volman or AutoFS, configured to automatically create mount points and mount certain types of drives, start Rhythmbox whenever an iPod is connected, etc.

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