Cannot mount networked drive: "Unable to find suitable address."

[DoYouKubuntu]

I just installed [via the version upgrade option] 11.04 on my [now old] laptop, an HP dv6000. I am no longer able to mount its drive on my other computers. I CAN, however, mount my other computers' drives on it.

I can connect to it from my other computers via KRFB/KRDC.

I've gone over...and over all of its settings and everything looks perfectly normal, but when trying to mount its drive, whether via fstab or command line I get:

Unable to find suitable address.

Here's the manual command that fails:

mount -t cifs //192.168.2.105/laptopAll -o username=USERNAME,password=PASSWORD,file_mode=0770,dir_mode=0770 /mnt/hplaptop

here's its fstab entry [on my new laptop, also running 11.04]:

//192.168.2.105/laptopAll /mnt/hplaptop cifs rw,username=USERNAME,password=PASSWORD,file_mode=0770,dir_mode=0770,auto 0 0

and here's the pertinent info from its smb.conf:

[laptopAll] --> EDITED to add this line I omitted when copying/pasting from smb.conf
path = /
available = yes
browseable = yes
writable = yes
valid users = USERNAME, root

Any thoughts on what I'm missing?

[oshunluvr]

Re: Cannot mount networked drive: "Unable to find suitable address."

you're trying to mount / (as in your smb.conf) or /laptopAll (as in your fstab) ?

[DoYouKubuntu]

Re: Cannot mount networked drive: "Unable to find suitable address."

you're trying to mount / (as in your smb.conf) or /laptopAll (as in your fstab) ?

Both. "laptopAll" refers to "/" on that laptop, as I defined in shares-admin.