I just did a clean install of openSUSE 10.3 on a new system. I'm on a rather large network and I need to mount some Linux and Windows network shares. It doesn't seem to behave like my other Redhat and SLES systems. I can mount a Windows share through the "My Computer"-like icon very easily. (even though Samba isn't running!!) However, I can't make it permanent. I need a way to make some permanent mounts (preferably from the command line) of both smbfs (which is claims it doesn't recognize) and reiserfs shares but I'm getting nowhere modifying /etc/fstab and /etc/mtab. Anyone got a howto that applies to openSUSE 10.3? Steve
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