Steve Holdoway wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
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Try commenting out some of the earlier ones that currently mount (
C, D, and E ) and see if that makes any difference. If it does, then
the phrase 'or too many mounted file systems' seems to be coming
into play. I dunno if this is set artificially low in SuSE... Volker?
Steve
OK will do this - is it necessary to reboot before this comes into
effect, or is there another way?
Roger
No, it's not necessary.
In a command window,
umount /windows/C
mount /windows/F
will see if this is the problem.
If fact, just
mount /windows/F
will see whether there's a problem in the mount, or something esoteric
elsewhere.
Note that if you don't provide loads of switches to mount, it toddles
off to /etc/fstab and gets them from there.
( Note that unmount is spelt rong. That's *nix for you ).
Cheers,
Steve
unfortunately this doesn't resolve the problem.
roger
