On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 10:49:49 -0400, Gordon Keehn <gordonkeehn@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, Guys > Unforeseen (and unfortunate) circumstances led me to the point where > I had to change the system name of one of the PCs (Win2K), with several > shared resources, on my home LAN. While the Win box was down, I changed > the appropriate entries in /etc/fstab in my FC2 box to reference the new > host name. However, after rebooting both systems, the Fedora Core box > still appears to be mounting the shares under the old system ID. I have > two sets of icons on my KDE desktop: one with the old system name, > identified as mounted, and the other with the new system name. I can't > dismount the old shares (which don't really exist?) and can't mount the > new ones. > How do I convince Fedora that the old system name no longer exists, > and it's OK to let go of the shares under the old name? > Thanks, > Gordon Keehn > what's your fstab file look like? did you change the system IP as well? or just the host name? Yang
