I installed SLES 12 by SMB source and would like to umount the source after my installation.
I found that when reboot the machine, the DVD is not mounted at very first time, but after 5-10 seconds, it shows mounted DVD on my desktop as attached screenshot.
I tried to add post script in the xml file of YaST, but when the post script be executed, the DVD is not mounted yet, so it doesn’t work.
How can I umount the SMB source after the installation automatically?
Thank you.
I would probably start by removing it as an install source. Go (by
memory) into Yast: Software: Software Repositories and then disable the
repository for the DVD and see if that helps.
Alternatively, do you have anything in /etc/fstab that points to the DVD?
In theory these may move into systemd, but /etc/fstab is still referenced
for legacy purposes, I believe.
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On 14/09/17 11:34, jimmylin212 wrote:
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I installed SLES 12 by SMB source and would like to umount the source
after my installation.
I found that when reboot the machine, the DVD is not mounted at very
first time, but after 5-10 seconds, it shows mounted DVD on my desktop
as attached screenshot.
I tried to add post script in the xml file of YaST, but when the post
script be executed, the DVD is not mounted yet, so it doesn’t work.How can I umount the SMB source after the installation automatically?
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Without being able to see all the Terminal window it’s a bit hard to see
what’s mounted from where but it looks like you’re mounting the
hpsum_share2 from 15.146.50.188 (presumably this is your SMB share) to
/var/adm/mout and then the two DVD ISOs are being mounted from
/var/adm/mount/.
Can you post the output from “cat /etc/fstab”?
Simon
SUSE Knowledge Partner