Hello,
Your /etc/fstab and the error message given by `sudo mount -a` don't seem to match up.
With this /etc/fstab, could you please run: $ sudo mount -a -v and attach the output to this bug?
Ah yes, you may want to remove that extraneous "3" in your fstab first, or it just won't work.
Thanks.
Hello,
Your /etc/fstab and the error message given by `sudo mount -a`
don't seem to match up.
With this /etc/fstab, could you please run:
$ sudo mount -a -v
and attach the output to this bug?
Ah yes, you may want to remove that extraneous "3" in your fstab
first, or it just won't work.
Thanks.