Mount samba share on boot
August 13th, 2007
You may have to run the following command for this to work:
sudo aptitude install smbfs
Add the below to /etc/fstab:
//name or ip of computer with share/share /mnt/share cifs guest 0 0
Make sure /mnt/share exists. You can mount as many shares as you want, just replace share and /mnt/share, with something else. If the share folder has a space in it then instead of using a space use \040.
Example with space:
//name or ip of computer with share/space\040test /mnt/share cifs guest 0 0
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Bingo! Thank you, you’ve solved a problem I been struggling with for a while now.
You may want to insert:
sudo aptitude install smbfs