* Am?rico Rocha ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > Hi all > > I'm trying to configure a debian box to connect to > a samba server and mount some samba shares. The server > is also running potato 2.2r4, but i'm getting errors > with mount, when trying to mount the shares on the > samba server > > Here's the output > > > XK8:/etc/init.d# ./smbmount > mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on > //192.168.0.12/backgrounds, or too many mounted file systems > mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on > //192.168.0.12/XKdownloads, or too many mounted file systems > mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on > //192.168.0.12/Mp3, or too many mounted file systems > > > Here's the script i use:_ > #!/bin/sh > # Mounter for smb shares > > mnt=/bin/mount > > $mnt -t smbfs -o username=xk,password=xpto //192.168.0.12/backgrounds > /usr/share/backgrounds > $mnt -t smbfs -o username=xk,password=xpto //192.168.0.12/XKdownloads > /home/xk/downloads > $mnt -t smbfs -o username=xk,password=xpto //192.168.0.12/Mp3 /home/mp3 > > > It must be said that this script, and the the configuration i'm using in > other boxes in my intranet, all of them running Mandrake, are actually > mounting the share, without any problem. > > TIA
Hi there, i had that problem before, the cause was not having the smbfs kernel support.
