My workaround since 8.04 has been to add the "noauto" option to the line in /etc/fstab - and then mount it from a command prompt when the desktop is booted and logged in. If it fails the first time, try again. In your case:
"sudo mount /home/jason/Sync"
FWIW, Not that I'm an expert but for reliability and then to speed it back up, I use TCP rather than UDP and increase the window sizes. This leaves me with the following options:
Jason,
My workaround since 8.04 has been to add the "noauto" option to the line in /etc/fstab - and then mount it from a command prompt when the desktop is booted and logged in. If it fails the first time, try again. In your case:
"sudo mount /home/jason/Sync"
FWIW, Not that I'm an expert but for reliability and then to speed it back up, I use TCP rather than UDP and increase the window sizes. This leaves me with the following options:
rsize=32768, wsize=32768, proto=tcp, noauto
You might want to try them as well as noauto.
Good luck,
Owen