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/etc/fstab is mounted too late, causing some daemon fail


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I wrote some entries in /etc/fstab, for example mounting on /tmp.



It seems systemd mounts /etc/fstab entries too late, after some daemon already started, for example Xorg.



Xorg creates .X11-unix in /tmp, then systemd mounts on /tmp, so files already in /tmp disappear. That causes some programs can't talk to X.



How to make /etc/fstab entries mounted early? Or should I use something other than /etc/fstab?









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    I wrote some entries in /etc/fstab, for example mounting on /tmp.



    It seems systemd mounts /etc/fstab entries too late, after some daemon already started, for example Xorg.



    Xorg creates .X11-unix in /tmp, then systemd mounts on /tmp, so files already in /tmp disappear. That causes some programs can't talk to X.



    How to make /etc/fstab entries mounted early? Or should I use something other than /etc/fstab?









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      I wrote some entries in /etc/fstab, for example mounting on /tmp.



      It seems systemd mounts /etc/fstab entries too late, after some daemon already started, for example Xorg.



      Xorg creates .X11-unix in /tmp, then systemd mounts on /tmp, so files already in /tmp disappear. That causes some programs can't talk to X.



      How to make /etc/fstab entries mounted early? Or should I use something other than /etc/fstab?









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      I wrote some entries in /etc/fstab, for example mounting on /tmp.



      It seems systemd mounts /etc/fstab entries too late, after some daemon already started, for example Xorg.



      Xorg creates .X11-unix in /tmp, then systemd mounts on /tmp, so files already in /tmp disappear. That causes some programs can't talk to X.



      How to make /etc/fstab entries mounted early? Or should I use something other than /etc/fstab?







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