A syntactically correct line in the /etc/fstab file has six fields separated by whitespace, and they are:
Filesystem: The device or partition that needs to be mounted.
Mount point: The directory where the file system is mounted.
Filesystem type: The type of file system, such as ext4, nfs, or iso9660.
Mount options: File system-specific options or general options, such as read-only or noauto.
Dump flag: A number that specifies whether the file system should be backed up by dump. Usually set to 0.
File system check order: A number that specifies the order in which the file system should be checked by fsck. Usually set to 1 for the root file system and 2 for other file systems.
Therefore, the correct answer is:
D. 6
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