Using LVM to Add Storage on your OpSource Cloud Server
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The 5th field is used by old backup programs like "dump" to archive whole file systems. The 6th field controls file system checking during boot. File systems are checked using the order listed in this field. The root file system should be the only one with a 1 in this field. All others should use 2 (multiple file system checks are run in parallel to speed up the process.)
For more infoformation, search for Fstab on Wikipedia (Youtube prohibits posting URLs)
TheJeffStoner 2 years ago
why did you print 1 and 2 at the end of fstab ?
Mysticsam86 2 years ago