Lubuntu 12.04/ASUS EEE 900
Using mount.cifs or an fstab entry, I am successfully accessing a r/w windows xp shared directory.
The trouble is I work on battery and often disable wifi to conserve power. If I don't re-enable wifi before shutdown, my shutdown freezes because lubuntu is trying to unmount a network share that is no longer accessible.
In the FN-F2 hotkey scripts, I would like to put in these two commands:
If wifi is enabled, then:
sudo mount.cifs //192.168.1.22/efile /mnt/efile -o user=domain\\username,pass=guest
But if wifi is *disabled*, this command would have to run before any part of the disabling:
umount /mnt/efile
Is this possible, and which files would need editing? (Previous experimenting with unmounting CIFS shares just before attempting shutdown doesn't work if wifi is not enabled)
Many thanks,
Jake
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