I am running Oracle Linux 7 (CentOS / RedHat based distro) in a VirtualBox VM on a Mac with OS X 10.10.  I have a Synology Diskstation serving as an iscsi target.I have successfully connected to the Synology, partitioned the disk and created a filesystem.  It is refernced as /dev/sdb and the partition is /dev/sdb1.  Now, what I would like to do is create a mount point so I can easily access it:    mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/wwwThat command works.  But obviously, it isn't persistent across a reboot.  No worries...into /etc/fstab we go.First, I got the UUID of the partition to ensure I am always using the correct device:    blkid /dev/sdb1Result:    /dev/sdb1: UUID=723eb295-8fe0-409f-a75f-a26eede8904f TYPE=ext3Now, I inserted the following line into my /etc/fstab    UUID=723eb295-8fe0-409f-a75f-a26eede8904f /mnt/www    ext3   defaults   0 0Upon reboot, the system crashes and goes into maintenance mode.  If I remove the line I inserted, all works again.  However, I am following the instructions verbatim from Oracle-Base I know I am missing something..can anyone point me in the right direction?
Mount iscsi drive at boot - system halts
linux;mount;fstab;iscsi
Just change the parameter defaults by _netdev, like this:UUID=723eb295-8fe0-409f-a75f-a26eede8904f /mnt/www    ext3   _netdev   0 0This way the mount point will be mounted only after the network start correctly.