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Hi,
I just bought a DLink 323. I am running Ubuntu 9.10. I have fun_plug installed and ssh enabled, and it works great.
I am having trouble mounting the NAS to an actual location (i.e. /mnt/dlink) I've added the following line to /etc/fstab
//192.168.1.106/mnt/HD_a2/ /mnt/dlink smbfs username=root,password=<MY PASSWORD>,uid=1000,gid=120 0 0
when I run
sudo mount -a
i get
retrying with upper case share name mount error(6): No such device or address Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot,
Dave
Last edited by switch10 (2010-02-25 17:48:06)
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switch10,
I don't think that your entry in the fstab is correct. In my case I have:
//dlink323/Volume_1 /dlink1 cifs noauto,user=WORKGROUP_NAME/UserName%PASS //dlink323/Volume_2 /dlink2 cifs noauto,user=WORKGROUP_NAME/UserName%PASS
dlink323 could be the IP, in my case DNS resolves it to the IP (or have it on /etc/hosts)
WORKGROUP_NAME is my workgroup name
UserName and PASS are of course my username and password
Mount type is cifs, not smbfs. I am using ARCH Linux, not Ubuntu.
The names Volume1 and Volume2 where found by executing 'smbtree -N' (smbtree comes with my samba package).
Output of smbtree -N is:
\\DLINK-323 DNS-323 \\DLINK-323\IPC$ IPC Service (DNS-323) \\DLINK-323\Volume_2 \\DLINK-323\Volume_1 \\DLINK-323\lp USB Printer \\DLINK-323\web_page Enter Our Web Page Setting \\DLINK-323\BT
I think important are the Volume1, 2, names, and the cifs parameter, be it that Ubuntu still uses smbfs, which is doubtful.
Mektub
PS: the Volume1, 2 names come from my configuration at /ffp/etc/smb.conf. I did this so long ago that had completely forgotten.
Last edited by Mektub (2010-02-26 05:39:50)
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yes this fixed it. Thanks.
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