Problem Mount network disk at startup

[franchu29]

Hello i have a network disk and i like to mount it at raspberry.

I added this line in /etc/fstab:
//192.168.1.100/Public /mnt/western cifs guest 0 0

Then i run in terminal sudo mount -a and work perfect, the network disk is mounted, i can read, i can write, all is ok.

The problem is that disk don’t mount at startup.

I think that the problem are the permissions, but i don’t know how to fix it

Can anyone help me?

Sorry for my english

[ActionA]

Smb share fails to automount

Add the following mount options: noauto,x-systemd.automount The first prevents the early boot process trying to mount the network drive too early, the second creates an on-the-fly systemd automount unit, this is systemd’s equivalent of autofs. The share will be mounted on “first access”, and will not delay the boot process waiting for the server or for the share to mount. Only a program that actually tries to access the not-yet mounted filesystem will be delayed while the share is mounted. ht…

[franchu29]

@ActionA

noauto,x-systemd.automount

Works perfect, very very thanks

[franchu29]

Other question, now, whit your help disk mount perfect.

User osmc can read but not can write in this disk.

What can i do to osmc can write this disk?

Root can write perfect, but y need that osmc can write too.

Really i need that transmission can write,

Can you help me whit this?

Thank you