05-18-2019, 11:17 AM
[member=9000]Keith Buckner[/member]
Not a simple question. Depends somewhat on what's on the drives, and/or how they are set up and powered. You will definitely need a timeout in the startup script (even if you add fstab entries) to allow the network to come up, at least 10s probably. Some computers can solve this via the BIOS, but others not so much. I would just bookmark them in Thunar to connect. Once the OS is up you would only have to click your bookmark.
TC
Not a simple question. Depends somewhat on what's on the drives, and/or how they are set up and powered. You will definitely need a timeout in the startup script (even if you add fstab entries) to allow the network to come up, at least 10s probably. Some computers can solve this via the BIOS, but others not so much. I would just bookmark them in Thunar to connect. Once the OS is up you would only have to click your bookmark.
TC
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