Nfs one mount, not mounting on boot

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Hi,

Thanks for your great guide. Everything worked pretty smoothly.

I included two nfs shares in /etc/fstab with the same parameters mentioned in the guide.

On my server the shares are: /mnt/large/mm and the other share is /mnt/large/omm. In my fstab, they are mounted as

192.168.1.20:/mnt/large/mm /mnt/Server_Movies nfs noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0 and
192.168.1.20:/mnt/large/omm /mnt/Server_Other_MM nfs noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0

The sudo mount -a command works flawlessly and also both systemctl commands work.

However, when I reboot the Vero4K from the command line, I only have the second share (omm in /mnt/Server_Ohter_MM), the first share (/mnt/large/mm on my server) is not mounted in /mnt/Server_Movies.

When I issue the systemctl commands, they (both) are mounted correctly.

Am I doing anything wrong?

Thanks for helping!

Georg

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Hi,

Apologies this post appears to have missed, I’ve moved it from the wiki thread to make it more visible.

Is this issue still occurring? If so please provide logs:

Thanks Tom.

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Hi Tom_Doyle,

thank you for your answer!

No, for some mysterious reason, both shares are now mounted at boot. Do you have an idea, what could have been the problem?

Best regards

Georg

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Hi,

Hard to say, but glad to hear its working.

Thanks Tom.