Only thing I can think of is that you are trying to mount ntfs partition and you don't have it in your kernel or you dont have the smbfs filesystem loaded in your kernel. But that mount 6 error is odd. If you have X installed try apt-get LinNeighborhood its a nice gui to mount network shares and see if you have any luck with that, sorry I couldn't be of more use.
Ben Goodstein wrote: >On (05 Sep 02 20:30), Ben Goodstein wrote: > > >>On (05 Sep 02 15:06), Bodnyk, Bruce W wrote: >> >> >>>I'm trying to mount a directory on a Windows NT box onto a Debian system >>>and am having some problems. I can use smbclient and get to the directory on >>>the NT machine but when I try and mount the directory using >>> >>>mount -t smbfs -o username=bbodnyk/fciam //etbodnyk/proengineer >>>/var/www/proengineer >>> >>>I get the following error message: >>> >>>SMBFS: need mount version 6 >>>mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //etbodnyk/proengineer, >>> or too many mounted file systems. >>> >>> >>>Any idea what could be going wrong? >>> >>> >>> >>This is not how you mount smbfs partitions. >>Instead try: >>mount -t smbfs //etbodnyk/proengineer /var/www/proengineer >> >>It will prompt you for a password. >> >>Ben >> >> >> > >My apologies, this IS how you mount smbfs so I am stumped. > >Ben > > > > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
