write: fstab: no space left on device
Took me a while to get this because I don't pronounce "etc" like that. I just say the initials.
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Yeah same, although I just say the entire word
My inner narrator says “ets” as in “ets ef ess tab”.
You guys still use fstab? It's systemd/Linux, you use mount units.
I thought systemd read fstab to dynamically create the mount units? First i've heard of someone bespoke mount units... but sounds neat!
Yeah that's what it does, that was a shitpost if it wasn't obvious :p
Though I do use ZFS which you configure the mountpoints in the filesystem itself. But it also ultimately generates systemd mount units under the hood. So I really only need one unit, for /boot.
I thought you were talking about systemd discoverable partitions specification:
https://uapi-group.org/specifications/specs/discoverable_partitions_specification/
I forgot about that, I should try it on my new laptop.
Somebody needs to rebrand fstab into “Brutus”.
oh wowwwwww