[Samba] boot question on SAMBA file server
Erik Hertzel
ehertzel at airlanco.com
Thu Jun 29 15:29:36 GMT 2006
I have now gotten the SAMBA server on the network that I referenced
earlier. I am having one problem:
I was given direction to do the following:
Format my hard drive that I am using for my SAMBA file server. So, I
did this:
mkfs.ext3 -L /myOtherDisk /dev/hdb
Then, I did this in the fstab:
LABEL=/myOtherDisk /disk2 ext3 defaults 1 2
Finally, I did this in smb.conf:
[net-progs]
path = /disk2
comment = network projects share
public = yes
writable = yes
browseable = yes
I rebooted but got the following error:
couldn't find matching filesystem: LABEL=myOtherDisk
***An error occurred during the file system check
***Dropping you to a shell.
It was pointed out that I didn't mount disk2, so I did this in the shell:
mount /dev/hdb /disk2
It seemed to take, but I rebooted again and still can't past the
'couldn't find matching filesystem: LABEL=myOtherDisk
What am I doing wrong and is it possible to fix this boot issue, I think
I am good to go after that.
Thanks very much in advance...
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