**FSTAB VFS** This is a modified version of the original fstab VFS, to work with an unmodified 'mc'. We found executable 'info' files in each leaf directory, and we can get information from a specified mount when executing this info file, rather than showing ([F3]) it... The sizes of symlinks are all zero (no mount/umount info in it), and the 'mount' and 'umount' executables exist together, and warn if you try to mount a mounted, or umount a not mounted filesystem... So, not so nice interface, but works with unpatched VFS... The original README: This virtual filesystem (fstab) gives you an easy to use (u)mounting tool for 'mounting' and 'umounting' filesystems defined in '/etc/fstab'. You see one symlink for each definition in fstab, named '_mount_NNN'. Where NNN is a number. The size of the symlinks is 0 if not mounted, 1 if mounted and 2 if mounted, but there is no size information (e.g. usbfs, procfs ...). Every symlink points to a directory, which represents the fstab entry. The path of the directory is like 'DEVICE on MOUNTPOINT', where DEVICE is the device and the MOUNTPOINT is the mount point of it (e.g. '/dev/hda1 on /usr'. There is a 'dev' directory, containing a 'hda1 on' directory, which containing an 'usr' directory.). There are two files in every 'leaf' directory: - a readable 'info' and - an executable 'mount' or 'umount' depend on the state of the filesystem Read the 'info' ([F3]) to get some information, and execute ([ENTER]) the (u)mount file, to (u)mount the specified device. You should add a line (mfstab:) to the 'extfs.ini' file, and copy the 'mfstab' script to that directory (where is 'extfs.ini'). Then start 'mc' and type: cd #mfstab[ENTER] Please enjoy... Created by Gergely Szász