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Whatever your distro may be, it's easier to add your NFS shares to fstab, and have them mounted at boot (similarly to what is suggested above).
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Thank you both!
As for fstab: if NFS is offline at boot, will fstab mount it when it comes up?
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2010-07-19, 10:39
(This post was last modified: 2010-07-19, 10:43 by trolly.)
aufofs is the solution,
link above can help you.
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Have you a linux with desktop or a minimal ?
With a minimal should work fine. Not sure, but can remember there's a problem with nautilus.
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I have a ubuntu desktop installed on an ION mini-PC.
I use it as a desktop for XBMC. I have the movies and stuff on the NFS volume.
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if you have the drive in your Fstab and its offline you will get an error when booting and have to press "S" to skip and continue with your boot.
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