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>Try smbmount instead.  It will work if you can access your homedir in
>Windoze.
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>

Yes you can SMB mount your home directory from within EE, but not from 
outside.  And Mark is correct - you can't NFS mount your EE home 
directory at all.

This isn't to say that SMB isn't without its own issues...

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