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smb mount problem with XBMC linux kernel 3.6.0 and unraid 4.7

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Hi,

 

could anyone give me a hint. I use for xbmc a system called openelec. It´s a linux system. I use the actually nighlies with frodo, but since the last 3 versions the mount from os level did not work. The last version use linux kernel 3.6.0 and if i want to use a smb share with these line:

 

mount -t cifs //192.168.xxx.xx/server /storage/server -o username=xxxxxxxx,password=xxxxxxxxx

 

i become an error with invald argument. If i switch back to an older version with earlier kernel all work fine.

 

I use unraid 4.7

 

Any help ?

 

Greets

Eisi

 

Try putting the server path and mount point as the last two arguments on the command line:

mount -o username=xxxxxxxx,password=xxxxxxxxx -t cifs //192.168.xxx.xx/server /storage/server

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@Joe L.

 

Thanks for your hint, but it did not work

 

mount: mounting //192.168.xxx.xx/server on /storage/server failed: Invalid argument

 

Greets

Eisi

 

 

IF you are seeing the same problems people are seeing with Raspbmc, then it is an upstream XBMC problem that has caused the issue.  Nothing with UnRaid will fix it till XBMC fixes it.

 

In any case, the point is check in the openelec and xbmc forums to see if others are having your exact problem.

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