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    /etc/fstab not respected at boot

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      MartinBrugnara
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      I modified /etc/fstab to mount a separate disk for squid;
      when the systems reboots it does not mount the new disk.
      But if i type 'mount -a' it does mount it.

      Device Mountpoint FStype Options Dump Pass#

      /dev/ufsid/571d2590257d6429 / ufs rw 1  1
      /dev/label/swap0 none swap sw 0 0
      /dev/ufsid/571cc02d2025b506 /var/squid/cache ufs rw 0  2

      I am missing something?
      Is the /etc/fstab I see once the system booted the same that pfSense uses while booting?

      Thank you,
      – Martin

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