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How to mount drives at system boot?
Hello!
I'm having all my movies on a server, and I play them on various computers at home (like on the media computer connected to the TV).
Some movies are avi files, while a few are images of DVD's. So I have Daemon Tools mount 4 different image files like that, and I've shared those virtual drives as Windows File Shares. And it all works great - other computers can just connect to those virtual drives/shares and play the movies.
However, when the server is rebooted, the Daemon Tools drives are not working until I manually log in to that server. Is there a way to re-mount the drives at boot time, and not as I have it right now at login time?
I'm having all my movies on a server, and I play them on various computers at home (like on the media computer connected to the TV).
Some movies are avi files, while a few are images of DVD's. So I have Daemon Tools mount 4 different image files like that, and I've shared those virtual drives as Windows File Shares. And it all works great - other computers can just connect to those virtual drives/shares and play the movies.
However, when the server is rebooted, the Daemon Tools drives are not working until I manually log in to that server. Is there a way to re-mount the drives at boot time, and not as I have it right now at login time?
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