I have on that boots with the fstab just fine.. but with my laptop, I didn't want to do that. I 'had' a file that I made executable and clicked on with ease for more than a year.. until I upgraded to Dapper. Now the entire box freezes... hard.. I can type it in manually, but if I run it, it freezes. I have tested on another laptop, same thing.
My script was a simple
<sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=andrea,password=andrea?,dmask=777,fmask=777 //deb/andrea /home/bkastor/test-mount>
I have on that boots with the fstab just fine.. but with my laptop, I didn't want to do that. I 'had' a file that I made executable and clicked on with ease for more than a year.. until I upgraded to Dapper. Now the entire box freezes... hard.. I can type it in manually, but if I run it, it freezes. I have tested on another laptop, same thing.
My script was a simple andrea, password= andrea? ,dmask= 777,fmask= 777 //deb/andrea /home/bkastor/ test-mount>
<sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=
What do you have in your startup script? I am willing to try anything! /launchpad. net/bugs/ 47685,but nobody has responded...
My bug was:https:/
thanks...