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    Kubuntu mounts network fs before networking is started?

    Hello all,

    I run Kubuntu 6.10.

    I try to mount a smbfs via an /etc/fstab entry:

    //server/storage /media/iomega smbfs rw,uid=nobody,gid=nogroup,username=xxxxx,password= xxxxx,ip=192.168.0.247,dmask=777

    It fails apparently because the script /etc/init.d/mountall (S35) is run before /etc/init.d/networking (S40) is run in the default boot order.

    dmesg:
    [17179626.512000] smb_lookup: find //.created-by-hal failed, error=-5
    [17180017.528000] smb_retry: no connection process
    [17180047.528000] smb_add_request: request [cc653e80, mid=0] timed out!

    Do I get something wrong?

    Regards

    Kames

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    Re: Kubuntu mounts network fs before networking is started?

    Interesting you may change the given order, e.g. by

    Code:
    sudo mv /etc/rcS.d/S40networking /etc/rcS.d/S29networking
    and let me / us know if this is going to change anything.

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      #3
      Re: Kubuntu mounts network fs before networking is started?

      Yes. Now it works. 8) Thanks.

      Is there any way to get this fixed in the distribution?

      Bye

      Kames

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        #4
        Re: Kubuntu mounts network fs before networking is started?

        Originally posted by kames
        Is there any way to get this fixed in the distribution?

        I'll add a remark to my "private rantings", available to public from http://www.penguin.ch/
        - that the Gods of Ubuntu will ever listen to us mere mortals, however, I venture to doubt :P

        --

        Postscript: reference updated

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