Remove a mount location

[Rob van der Does]

OK, that's fine.
And the contents of /etc/auto.network?
And /etc/enigma2/automounts.xml?

 

[Garfieldhi]

Hi

Here is the auto.network

# automounter configuration
bigstore -fstype=cifs,user=root,pass=*****,rw,nolock,tcp ://192.168.0.22/blgstore

And automounts.xml

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<mountmanager>
<enigma2>
<cifs>
<mount>
<active>True</active>
<hdd_replacement>False</hdd_replacement>
<ip>192.168.0.22</ip>
<sharename>bigstore</sharename>
<sharedir>bigstore</sharedir>
<options>rw,utf8</options>
<username>root</username>
<password>*****</password>
</mount>
</cifs>
</enigma2>
</mountmanager>

 

[judge]

Back-up, then delete both files or leave them blank.
Then set-up your mounts again.

 

[abu baniaz]

Please note:

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Please read the thread in link below which explains things better.

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[Garfieldhi]

Hi,

Well that fixed it, I had to delete the files as editing them caused further issues in the mount manager, once deleted they where replaced with new by the system after a reboot and then my NAS was remounted.

Thank you all for your, very much appreciated.

Tim

 

[Rob van der Does]

Good to hear your problem has been solved. Sometimes live isn't easy; but fixing it this way will make you remember the trick for the next time.

 

[stargateuser]

Worked for me too :thumbsup: