Problem mounting SMB filesystems

[Jason Martens <me@jasonmartens.com>]

I have a debian sarge machine, and I'm trying to mount a share from 
another Windows XP machine.  Here is the command I am using to mount the 
share:
mount -t smbfs -o username=user,password=pass //10.1.1.1/F$ /mnt/test

The mount command runs fine, but if anything on my system tries to 
access the partition, it freezes up.  For instance, if I cd /mnt/test, 
then run ls, the ls will hang and becomes un-killable.  A reboot is 
necessary to get rid of it.  I also tried to add an entry into 
/etc/fstab, and mount it that way.  But when I opened the filesystem 
icon on my desktop, it froze up as well, but I was able to do a Force 
Quit.  The program went away, but all of the icons on my desktop 
disappeared.

I know there were some new samba packages that just came through, but 
has anyone else seen this behavior?

Thanks,
Jason Martens