I would start my laptop by loading my nfs NAS drive with a configuration in fstab. I had edited fstab to map the drive using an x-systemd.automount parameter. After a while, the drive no longer loaded at startup. In journalctl I found that it does not start the drive because it does not locate the network card. But when the system starts up completely, the network also starts normally. The sudo mount -a command works and goes up the network folder. Does anyone know how I could modify fstab or another way to start the network folder automatically? Thank you very much.
Try adding x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.requires=network-online.target to the fstab entry.
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