just with different sharenames and destination folders. they have identical options
When I remove/comment the entries and boot, the system starts normally. When I then add/uncomment them and reload the fstab using mount -a the shares work as expected. only when they’re in the fstab and the system boots I get this error. I suspect that the system tries to mount the shares too early
I’d leave just one NFS mount enable in your fstab, with just the minimum options needed to bring it up (like _netdev) and test if you can get it to boot-up without the error.
I looked up autofs in the Arch Wiki, set up a configuration that fits my needs and works. In Arch the directories are a bit different (/etc/autofs/auto.master).
I configured autofs to mount the root-directory of my OpenMediaVault NFS shares into a folder and created symlinks/bookmarks to them where I need it.
The only drawback is the freezing of certain file explorers like nautilus when the server isn’t available. I havn’t yet figured out the neccessary mount options to cut it down to a few seconds. But that’s a minor inconvinience since my NAS is 24/7 on anyways and shouldn’t happen in the first place