Raspberry Pi mounting of Samba share.

[stchman]

Hello, hopefully this is the best place to ask this question.

I recently got a Raspberry Pi and configured it to be my SSH server. My old SSH server the power supply on it went out and it is a proprietary Dell.

Any rate, I have a hard drive hooked up to my router that acts as a NAS. My old SSH box was running Ubuntu 13.10 and I used the following line in my fstab to connect to the share.



# mount samba share
//192.168.1.1/BOB_STUFF /mnt/BOB_STUFF cifs defaults,rw


For some reason the Raspbian does not like this line as this causes the OS to hang on boot at configuring network interfaces.

I have checked the documentation and this appears to be the right syntax.

Thanks.

[anaconda]

Have you installed samba and cifs support for it?

[stchman]

Have you installed samba and cifs support for it?

Samba and cifs are installed by default on Raspbian.

I had to use the following line:


//192.168.1.1/BOB_STUFF /mnt/BOB_STUFF cifs guest,uid=1001,gid=1004,iocharset=utf8 0 0


Raspbian liked that.