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Editing the filesystems file

You can edit the /etc/filesystems file to mount a file system automatically at boot time.

You must specify the following:

• The special block device name to mount
• The special character device name used by fsck
• The mount point
• The mount options
• The file system type (vxfs)
• Which fsck pass looks at the file system
• Whether to mount the file system at boot time

Each entry must be on a single line.

See the filesystems manual page.