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Alternativly you could just put the mount command into a startup script and |
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I did it this way, I couldn't get the windows share to mount from |
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/etc/fstab. Was on another distro so maybe thats why ? |
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regards |
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James |
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On 5/6/05, Patrick Lauer <patrick@g.o> wrote: |
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> On Fri, 2005-05-06 at 15:35 -0400, Karl Zander wrote: |
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> > There is a Windows share that we would like to mount at boot time. Is |
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> > We have smbsf compiled into the kernel. Using smbmount we can mount and |
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> > access that share now. Is it somehow possible to put this into |
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> /etc/fstab |
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> > so it can mount at boot? Or is there another way? |
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> //server/share /where/you/want/it smbfs noatime username=foo,password=blah |
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> or something quite similar should do the trick. I've used it in the |
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> past, so it is possible to directly mount from /etc/fstab. |
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> Patrick |
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