Can't get UBUNTU 12.04 to auto-mount a DNS-320 NAS on boot
Can anybody tell me how to auto-mount a network attached storage device when I boot into UBUNTU 12.04?
I followed the same procedure that worked in 11.04 but it doesn't work with 11.10 or 12.04.
Basically, I created a DNS-320 folder (sudo mkdir /media/DNS-320) under the media folder and added the following line to fstab.
“//DNS-320/volume_1 /media/DNS-320 cifs guest,uid=
When I enter the following command “sudo mount -a”, I get this error message:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on smb://DNS-
I can browse the network in 12.04 and see the DNS-320, open it and then open volume_1 and access my files. I also was able to create a bookmark in 12.04 that works reliably and takes me to my files.
I installed 11.04 & 12.04 in different partitions on the same computer to eliminate hardware incompatibilities. I have samba installed in both OS's. The DNS-320 appears on the desktop under 11.04 but does not get mounted by 12.04.
Appreciate anyone's help.
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