Correct Answer: Add "auto" to the fstab options
Explanation: The "auto" option in /etc/fstab ensures the filesystem mounts at boot. Without it, mount -a (manual) or defaults may skip it, causing the failure.
Correct Answer: Add "auto" to the fstab options
Explanation: The "auto" option in /etc/fstab ensures the filesystem mounts at boot. Without it, mount -a (manual) or defaults may skip it, causing the failure.