Anders Andersson wrote: ... > A while back I started writing custom systemd unit files for mounts > and such, but now I've reverted back to using /etc/fstab directly for > most things and then possibly just dropping in custom extra options in > /etc/systemd/system/ if necessary. I did that because all of my > systems run on multiple fully encrypted raid disks, and it used to be > a mess trying systemd to understand that it has to decrypt everything > first and then try to assemble it and mount it. These days it's much > more clever.
and then there are those of us who keep things simple and don't need all this complexity or interference. when i edit /etc/fstab i don't expect or want any changes to happen to file systems until i reboot or manually unmount and remount a file system. to me having a system interfere in what i'm doing is annoying and wrong - i consider it a bug. songbird
