I have the following line in rc.local:

mount /mnt/HellServer/fat-c
mount /mnt/HellServer/fat-d

and in fstab:

//10.0.0.12/c /mnt/HellServer/fat-c smbfs noauto,users,rw,guest 1 0
//10.0.0.12/d /mnt/HellServer/fat-d smbfs noauto,users,rw,guest 1 0

I can execute the mount commands exactly as shown above after I login, and it works, but I can't it to work from rc.local. I tried to put the appropriate lines in fstab with auto instead of noauto, but it gives a no network error. Maybe I'm going about this the wrong way? How can I map/mount these shares at boot, but before login?

This link may interest you :
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/312122

Remove the noauto option and it should be mounted on boot. You also may want to put a 0 on the 5th line instead of a 1.

Remove the no in noauto and give the mount in
rc.local a miss mate ...


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