SMBFS & FStab
 

I read very much topics about how to add remote network drives to mount automatically on boot.
I added in FSTAB
"//IPhost/sharedfolder /mnt/dir/sharedfolder smfbs username =xxxx,password=xxxx 00
//IPhost/sharedfolder2 /mnt/dir/sharedfolder2 smfbs username =xxxx,password=xxxx 00"
I put them beneith eachother. Somehow my boot stop when the system is mounting SMB shares :confused:
When I use only one of the two, it works just fine. Can someone help me?
I'm running Win2k on my host and Redhat9.0 on my client.

you have a space between username and the =, also you do not have a space between the two 0's.

woops, typing error.
"//IPhost/sharedfolder /mnt/dir/sharedfolder smfbs username=xxxx,password=xxxx 0 0
//IPhost/sharedfolder2 /mnt/dir/sharedfolder2 smfbs username=xxxx,password=xxxx 0 0"
I'm logged in as root and the dirs are shared in Windows. When I only use one of the sharedfolders it works. But with 2 it doesn't work. :-(

=> the problem isn't solved, I only typed something wrong @ the topic start

is "smfbs" yet another typo?

yupz.... I'm ashamed for my typo's...

Your problem is RH9, I also had that same thing happen. I switched to Slackware and everything works great. Try opening a console and mounting your shares manually one right after another and I bet it freezes on you there also.