same thing :
mount_smbfs: can't get handle to requester (no /dev/nsmb* device available)

ktrace/dump say :
   1039 mount    RET   read 398/0x18e, 2129920/0x208000
   1039 mount    CALL  __lstat13(0xffffffffffffad30,0xffffffffffffa7c0)
   1039 mount    NAMI  "/mnt"
   1039 mount    RET   __lstat13 0, -22592/0xffffffffffffa7c0
   1039 mount    CALL  __lstat13(0xffffffffffffad30,0xffffffffffffa7c0)
   1039 mount    NAMI  "/mnt/smb"
   1039 mount    RET   __lstat13 0, -22592/0xffffffffffffa7c0
   1039 mount    CALL  __lstat13(0xffffffffffffad30,0xffffffffffffa7c0)
   1039 mount    NAMI  "/mnt/smb/saturne"
   1039 mount    RET   __lstat13 0, -22592/0xffffffffffffa7c0
   1039 mount    CALL  __lstat13(0xffffffffffffad30,0xffffffffffffa7c0)
   1039 mount    NAMI  "/mnt/smb/saturne/jo"
   1039 mount    RET   __lstat13 0, -22592/0xffffffffffffa7c0
   1039 mount    CALL  break(0x20e000)
   1039 mount    RET   break 0, 1079071469/0x405152ed
   1039 mount    CALL  break(0x210000)
   1039 mount    RET   break 0
   1039 mount    CALL  __vfork14
   1039 mount    RET   __vfork14 882/0x372
   1039 mount    CALL  wait4(0x372,0xffffffffffffa904,0,0)
   1039 mount    RET   wait4 882/0x372, -22268/0xffffffffffffa904
   1039 mount    CALL  exit(1)


Martin Husemann a écrit :
> Well, it works for me. How does the mount fail for you with the new kernel?
> 
> Martin

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