Mount nfs at boot with use of trash (Solved)

[mafkees1233]

Hello,

I'm trying to have a couple of nfs shares mounted at boot time. If I use fstab it doesn't get mounted because it tries to mount it before the network has started.
I tried _netdev as mount option but that doesn't work. If I use x-systemd.automount it works but I can't move files to the trash folder. The same happens id I use autofs.

Is there a way to make the system wait for the network before it tries to mount nfs at boot?
Or with autofs or x-systemd.automount so I can use the trash folder?

Thanks for helping

[mafkees1233]

Solved by editing /etc/network/interfaces.

Change allow-hotplug eth0 to auto eth0 and mounting during boot works with use of the trash folder