What are the matters needing attention when adding mount information to ordinary cloud disks and SSD cloud disks

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Matters needing attention when adding mount information to ordinary cloud disks and SSD cloud disks

When adding a data disk to the Linux system, follow step 5 of mounting the data disk in the Linux system to add partition information. / dev/xvdb1 is the mount point of the ordinary cloud disk. If the SSD cloud disk is used, the mount point is / dev/vdb1. If you add an error message, you will not be able to mount it with the mount-a command, nor will it be mounted when you boot.

1. Use fdisk-l to view the specific data disk information.

two。 Check to see if the information added in / etc/fstab corresponds. And be careful not to add mount information repeatedly, which will lead to repeated mount on the boot and the system cannot be started.

3. Use the vim/vi editor to modify the / etc/fstab file.

4. Comment or delete the wrong information, add the corresponding mount information and test it with mount-a.

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