The $/$etc$/$fstab file in Linux is a configuration file that contains information about file systems that are mounted automatically at boot time. It provides a mapping between the file systems and their corresponding mount points in the file system hierarchy. The file is used to specify the type of file system, the device or partition where the file system is located, the mount point, the options to be passed to the mount command, and the order in which file systems should be checked before they are mounted. Access the fstab in your UNG ParrotSec's VM$.$ What is the file system of $\text{'}/$home$\text{'}$