[SunHELP] Setting up SMB Mounts in "/etc/vfstab"???

Doug McLaren dougmc at frenzy.com
Mon Sep 9 02:31:13 CDT 2002


On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 09:20:26AM -0400, Christopher Smiga wrote:

| I'm running Solaris 8 and would like to perform an SMB Mount during
| bootup. Is it possible to put the appropriate entries in the
| "/etc/vfstab"? Does Solaris 8 support this file structure for mounting?
| If so, what would the syntax look like for this?

I don't think that Solaris 8 even supports mounting of smb
filesystems, at least not without some sort of third party software.
Or maybe I'm just behind the times?  (if you've been able to mount it
manually, then I must be :)

One option is rumba, which converts smb to nfs, which your box can
then mount without any kernel modifications.  Otherwise, your kernel
needs to know smb, and the only *nix OS's that I'm aware of that can
do this are Linux and maybe FreeBSD.

-- 
Doug McLaren, dougmc at frenzy.com
It's always darkest right before it goes pitch black.



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