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Well, That's something to be remembered. I will try that next time I install a daemon. The best thing when working with linux is learning something new everyday. And getting help from everywhere.
Running ubuntu 9.04, after switching to wicd, my NAS drive no longer auto mounted from fstab during a system boot. I would have to mount it manually with 'sudo mount -a'. I went back to 'Network Manager' and my NAS drive problem was fixed. Just be aware of the possible risk.
Running ubuntu 9.04, after switching to wicd, my NAS drive no longer auto mounted from fstab during a system boot. I would have to mount it manually with 'sudo mount -a'. I went back to 'Network Manager' and my NAS drive problem was fixed. Just be aware of the possible risk.
Sounds like wicd was starting in a different position that network manager (later in the boot process) causing the NAS drive mount to fail because the network wasn't up yet.. at least that's where I would have started looking.
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