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Infinity Image - Mapping network drive at startup (modified 0 times) Aldo Profile I Installed Infinity image (Great Image by the way). I was unable to map the network drive at startup. I used the boot.sh and I use the same codes that I had on my previous Audrey image. I can map it fine using the GUI interface but not from boot.sh. Infinity or others, any other suggestions?. #Wait for ethernet to go up while [ !-f /dev/usbenet0 ] do sleep1 done fs-cifs -a //servername:192.168.100.2:/share /share guest guest P.S. Can I map two shares in Audrey? Thanks 10-28-2002 08:26:48

RE:Infinity Image - Mapping network drive at startup (modified 0 times) Sawadee Profile I am using Infinity's 1.1a image. I map three.. mp3, pics, and audrey... I use the same fs-cifs line format as you but do not have to have all the other prior lines you listed. I just added the following to the end of boot.sh fs-cifs -a //mycomputer:192.168.123.102:/audrey /audrey guest guest fs-cifs -a //mycomputer:192.168.123.102:/pics /pics guest guest fs-cifs -a //mycomputer:192.168.123.102:/mp3 /mp3 guest guest which is the same format that you have. 10-28-2002 19:40:57

RE:Infinity Image - Mapping network drive at startup (modified 0 times) Aldo Profile Sawadee, thanks for your help. I actually figured out that I needed the & in the "Go.sh" next to boot.sh 10-29-2002 11:44:00

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