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Can you print out the /etc/fstab, and state which ones do not mount.<br />
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Can you mount them at the command line - What command line are you using to mount them?<br />
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Can you print out the /etc/fstab, and state which ones do not mount.

Can you mount them at the command line - What command line are you using to mount them?

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Maybe, I also learned that the network is down.<br />
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Allow me to ask this; I also have a SuSE linux machine. &nbsp;I have edited the fstab and ran mount -a. &nbsp;The error that I am getting on this machine is; Connection to the network failed, SMB connection failed.<br />
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I run the mount -a on both machines, while the network is down, but on one machine I get this error and on the other I do not....why?
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Maybe, I also learned that the network is down.

Allow me to ask this; I also have a SuSE linux machine.  I have edited the fstab and ran mount -a.  The error that I am getting on this machine is; Connection to the network failed, SMB connection failed.

I run the mount -a on both machines, while the network is down, but on one machine I get this error and on the other I do not....why?

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Can you also describe more in detail what you are trying to mount and what your fstab looks like?
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Can you also describe more in detail what you are trying to mount and what your fstab looks like?

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Actually, the problem was with the physical connector on back of the server.
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Actually, the problem was with the physical connector on back of the server.

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I have mounted some directories, edited the fstab file, made sure that the entries are correct (done it on other machines, 32bit) and the mount -a does NOT complain, it accepts the mounts, but I am unable to see the files in the mounted directories.<br />
What could be wrong, what should I check next?
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I have mounted some directories, edited the fstab file, made sure that the entries are correct (done it on other machines, 32bit) and the mount -a does NOT complain, it accepts the mounts, but I am unable to see the files in the mounted directories.
What could be wrong, what should I check next?

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