Does Siebel installation support network drive mounted as CIFS?

I'm trying to install Siebel Gateway server and Siebel server on an CIFS mounted network drive and keep failing. Does anyone know whether Siebel installation support CIFS mounted network drive or not?
Below are the error messages I get for the gateway server install:
2021 2008-06-19 09:09:59 0000-00-00 00:00:00 -0700 00000000 001 003f 0001 09 sw_cfg_util 1460 1760 e:\appmgr\sieb_home\gtwysrvr\log\sw_cfg_util.log 8.1 [21039] ENU
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000002485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:09:59     Error in transferring input values ,num of arrays incorrect 0, expected : 1
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000002485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:09:59     TransferInputsToValues returned error:3611539 to SetControlValues
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: ConfigMode
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: MainTask
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: MainTaskCreate
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: Vertical_Extension
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: NameServerHostName
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: NameserverPort
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: SiebelGateway
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: TRACELEVELDEFAULT
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: PrimaryLanguage
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: SiebelRootW32
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: Setappperformance1
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: Setappperformance2
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: DoubleQuote
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: NameserverAutostart
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: NameserverStartnow
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: AutostartCmdLineParamYes
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: SiebelGatewayCfg
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: ModifyRegistry
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:01     Executing step: CreateGatewayService
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:02     Executing step: SetGWNSdescription
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:02     Executing step: ConfigureGateway
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:02     Executing step: StartGatewayService
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:02     Step StartGatewayService: failed to run program siebctl with cmdline -S GtwyNS -s %%SiebelRootParm%%
GenericLog     GenericError     1     00000003485a05b4:0     2008-06-19 09:10:02     Failed during Execution, err: 5500044

We use NFS, which is similar to CIFS as we are Linux shop.
Works flawlessly..
Did you check the permissions on your installation compared to your server as they are managed separately?

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