How can I change name of a shared disk attached to the NAS?

[Harald]

Hello
I need to change the name of an external USB disk attached to my Network Space 2.
I got a rooted access so I went to /etc/fstab/ but this is weird: there’re only "~" in it.
Where can I change it?

EDIT:
using vi I can edit fstab.
But my disk isn’t there:

# Swap partition entry
/dev/sda5 swap swap defaults 0 0

# Mount the ROOT filesystem from the hard drive
/dev/sda7 / ext3 defaults,ro 1 1

# Mount the virtual proc filesystem
none /proc proc defaults 0 0

#UserData
#/dev/sda2 /home xfs defaults,rw 1 2

Any idea where I can see my SAMSUNG (usb) disk?

[Mijzelf]

Any idea where I can see my SAMSUNG (usb) disk?

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cat /proc/mounts

But that only shows the mountpoint. I guess you are talking about share name, which is defined in smb.conf (possibly /etc/samba/smb.conf). As this file is created dynamically, changes will be reverted on each change in the filesystem, I think.

[Harald]

As this file is created dynamically, changes will be reverted on each change in the filesystem, I think.

You are right.
As well as the root access.
I give up playing with it.

[Mijzelf]

As well as the root access.

For the root access you can use key login: Wiki.