edits dont to /etc/fstab

# FreeNAS Shares Automount
//192.168.1.69/S0 /mnt/nas-s0 cifs guest,rw,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0
//192.168.1.69/S1 /mnt/nas-s1 cifs guest,rw,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0


Once that was done and I rebooted the shares are automagically there BUT there is no point of reference for me to access easily. so from the terminal:

harshreality@hr-desktop:~$ ln -s /mnt/nas-s0 ~/Desktop/NAS-S0
harshreality@hr-desktop:~$ ln -s /mnt/nas-s1 ~/Desktop/NAS-S1

*nas-s0 & nas-s1 are my own shares yours should be reflecting yours and not mine.
Of course I have no doubt anybody will chime in and tell me a simpler method but this simply added the shorcuts (symbolic links) to my desktop on screen #3.

So here are the specs:
Case: I-Win MiniITX case w 200w supply
Board: Intel D510M0 miniITX mainboard
OS Drive: Intel z-u130 4G
SATA Slot 1: WD Green 2T w 64M cache
SATA Slot 0: WD Green 2T w 32M cache
the DDR2 I donated from my primary machine and is ADATA DDR2 800 (2x1G)

The OS: FreeNAS

So now that I have that done its back on to the Android OS. My work schedule this week is going to be REALLY hectic so Im not sure if I will be able to get anything at all done. The wireless is in the thing via mini PCIe slot but I honestly cant remember which card it is ATM but I am not using it for interface purposes yet. The original NAS was using EIDE drives rather than SATA and an older 10M LAN card (ugh) I will most likely be revamping that for a ghost server for ‘alternate’ OS installs like Windows and system diagnostics. Now.. if I could just get the donation thing going for the D2 I’d be content for a good time and my only goal is my bike…

Ive also done a quick and dirty way to automount.

Next is to compile a liveXP ISO (Yea, I could use Win7 but its a hog) with basic tools so that I can diagnose machines here at home via network boot and possibly repair or manipulate files AV scans etc.

Last of course it to use PXE to install (automated install) XP SP3 for restoration of machines that are beyond hope and will require a wipe. I plan on doing a complete how to but as my time is limited these days and to be honest.. my health is as well we’ll see if I can get it finished before I am

So far though everything looks good.. nice speed and response but the real question is.. do I install Win as a secondary OS on the other 1/2 of the SSD?

*For those uninformed the goal of Lucid was to decrease boot time to under 15 seconds beyond the post screen and to incorporate optimisations for SSD drives.

As for the reason I erected this site (Droid follow ups and experimentation). I wont be setting up any kind of dev environment til that is done as there is less than no point in bothering when I am going to kill a system.