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... if you made changes (as opposed to additions) you must umount/mount the FS in question.<br />
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If this is not possible during system uptime there is no alternative to rebooting.
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I am using RHEL 6.5<br />
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I just put a new entry into fstab<br />
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What command can I use to re-ipl the fstab, as opposed to rebooting to get the changes made to be effective ?<br />
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Thanks
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I am using RHEL 6.5

I just put a new entry into fstab

What command can I use to re-ipl the fstab, as opposed to rebooting to get the changes made to be effective ?

Thanks

Linux, fstab

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