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I thought that the mandrake install disks came with a "rescue" mode. Try
looking at the help that comes up at the boot prompt..

Alternatively, it seems like your mandrake kernel is okay, just smb is
broken. Try booting into RL 1. If you use LILO to boot then enter, probably,
"linux 1" at the boot prompt. If you use grub then type 'e' to edit the boot
command, and put '1' at the end of the line. I think--I haven't done it
often with grub.

That should boot you to RL 1 where you can stop the network mount from
happening.

Michael
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