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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Mounting NAS Drive on solaris Post 302107426 by reborg on Friday 16th of February 2007 04:31:08 PM
Old 02-16-2007
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Originally Posted by spyshagg
So i dont know how to map the CIF drive from the NAS.
From solaris you cannot do that. You will need the NAS to export it using NFS.

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The same unix computer already has a cif mapped drive
Same applies here, it is not mounting a CIFS filesystem, at least not directly. It is exported in some other way.
 

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GRUB-PROBE(3)						     Library Functions Manual						     GRUB-PROBE(3)

NAME
grub-probe -- Probe device information for a given path. SYNOPSIS
grub-probe [-m | --device-map=FILE] [-t | --target=(fs|fs_uuid|fs_label|drive|device|partmap| abstraction|cryptodisk_uuid| msdos_parttype)] [-v | --verbose] (PATH|DEVICE) DESCRIPTION
grub-probe probes a path or device for filesystem and related information. OPTIONS
--device Final option represents a DEVICE, rather than a filesystem PATH. --device-map=FILE Use FILE as the device map. The default value is /boot/grub/device.map. --target=(fs|fs_uuid|fs_label|drive|device|partmap|msdos_parttype) Select among various output definitions. The default is fs. fs filesystem module fs_uuid filesystem UUID fs_label filesystem label drive GRUB drive name device System device partmap partition map module abstraction abstraction module cryptodisk_uuid cryptographic container msdos_partmap MS-DOS partition map --verbose Print verbose output. (PATH|DEVICE) If --device is passed, a block DEVICE. Otherwise, the PATH of a file on the filesystem. SEE ALSO
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