I am running OS X Lion. I have the following line in my /etc/fstab:
//darren:q@acid/home /acid smbfs nodev,nosuid,auto
If I run mount -a
, the share mounts correctly, but if I just reboot the computer, the drive does not mount.
The drive in question is an Ubuntu SMB share.
Can anyone advise?
Best Answer
I ran across this today which is one way to do it.
In summary for Mountain Lion:
/- auto_smb
/Volumes/mount_point -fstype=smbfs,soft ://user:pass@smbserver/share
The author goes onto mention a second method using the vifs command, but I've never tried that one and it seems to do something of a pre-mount at bootup. You still have to touch the Volume for it to completely mount.
Lastly, the author states that "soft" should be used in step 4 above because failures to mount will cause the bootup to hang.