Before I start, my /etc/fstab
file has the line:
//10.10.10.1/Atkins ~/Desktop/Atkins cifs rw
Ubuntu is giving me strange issues. I'm trying to mount a directory, so I type:
sudo mount //10.10.10.1/Atkins
which returns:
Couldn't chdir to ~/Desktop/Atkins: No such file or directory
(I do know this folder exists btw.) So to be sure, i try to create it again with:
mkdir ~/Desktop/Atkins
Which returns:
mkdir: cannot create directory '/home/classroom/Desktop/Atkins': File exists
So basically, the computer is simultaneously convinced the folder exists, but can't map a network share to it, because it doesn't... Deleting and re-creating the folder doesn't fix it.