samba - Oct 1999 - Syntax for mounting Samba shares under Linux?

I'm having a hell of a time mounting Samba shares under Linux.  Both
server and client are running kernel v 2.2.1x on otherwise RedHat v6.0
systems.

The machine running the Samba (v2.0.5a) server is working great. 
Directories and printers are easily accessable from Win98 and OS/2. 
It's Linux as a SMB *client* that is giving me problems.

I can easily mount shares from a command prompt like this:

        smbmount //corona/myhome /mnt/samba/myhome -U xxxxx%yyyyy

How, though, do I get this information into /etc/fstab in a valid
format that can be recognized at boot time?

Thanks for any advice on this.


*** Steve Snyder ***

On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Steve Snyder wrote:
> I can easily mount shares from a command prompt like this:
> 
>         smbmount //corona/myhome /mnt/samba/myhome -U xxxxx%yyyyy
> 
> How, though, do I get this information into /etc/fstab in a valid
> format that can be recognized at boot time?
You wait for 2.0.6 where the syntax is changed so that you use the
standard mount command even for smbfs (details are in the list archives).

I haven't looked at the cvs version but it is likely to also have that
change.

/Urban