Hi.

I have a NTFS drive that refuses to mount at boot.
But a "mount -a" always works.
But its a pain to need to do that every time i boot.
So is there a way to auto run a "mount -a" after the boot is done?

/DonLKSAB

As this is not an installation issue this thread may disappear but yes, you can add a script in the /etc/rcX.d hierarchy where appropriate that could simply run mount -a for you. I have a similar script in /etc/rc5.d that contains the following for an NFS mount: (Be sure to make the script executable)

Not to shove y'all in another direction, but is there a reason autofs (/etc/init.d/autofs) can't automount your volumes? I've been using this for samba shares from a d-link NAS and it's pure gold for me.