Arch Linux mounting network fileshares. Help please.

[Crunchy the Headcrab]

Hey guys. I'm trying out Arch Linux again. I've got it almost to the point where I want it with one exception. I keep having a slow boot up whenever I'm not connected to my network because it gets to the process of mounting network file shares and fails (slowly). I don't know why it is trying to mount network drives anyway. I never asked it to do that and I don't WANT it to. Help please.

[Icehuck]

Hey guys. I'm trying out Arch Linux again. I've got it almost to the point where I want it with one exception. I keep having a slow boot up whenever I'm not connected to my network because it gets to the process of mounting network file shares and fails (slowly). I don't know why it is trying to mount network drives anyway. I never asked it to do that and I don't WANT it to. Help please.

You can edit /etc/rc.conf and go down to daemons and put a ! in front of rpcbind portmap and nfs-common(nfs-lock). So they would look like !rpcbind !portmap and !nfs-common. Though if you are going to use Arch, read the wiki. Just about everything is in the Wiki.

[Tibuda]

No idea, as I don't use Arch, but have you looked at your fstab (if there's such file in arch)?

I think you would get better support at http://bbs.archlinux.org/

EDIT: or what Icehuck said

[Crunchy the Headcrab]

Edit: ah, it was there. netfs has now become !netfs (thanks)