Am 09.09.2015 um 05:09 schrieb Javier Ayres: > I edited the wpa_supplicant service as you suggested but the issue is still > present.
Hm, right. The issue here is, that you are using NetworkManager.service to bring up your (wireless) interface. Unfortunately we can't bring up NetworkManager.service before network.target, so NetworkManager is stopped before your NFS mount is unmounted, i.e. the ordering is wrong here. For ethernet connections, NetworkManager does not tear down the connection on stop. For wireless connections, stopping NetworkManager means you lose your network connection. The reason why we can't oder NetworkManager.service before network.target is this leads to dependency cycles atm due to sysv init scripts in /etc/rcS I've also found that the behavior is not consistent, sometimes it > waits 90 seconds and sometimes it waits 30 minutes (even after changing the > fstab entry). If you stop your network connection, how long does "umount /mnt/samsung" block? Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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