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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Littleton, Colorado USA
Posts: 385
OS: xp 64 sp2 Fedora Core 8 (vmware xp core 8 x32) Minix
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Re: windows network computer acess
Try this:
1) as super user in a text window, make a directory called /mnt/test. 2) Then do "smbclient -L ip-address-of-windows-pc'. When it asks for a password just hit enter. You are looking for the share name of the disk that you want to mount. 3) then do mount -f cifs //ipnumber/share-name /mnt/test This will ask you for the password. I would suggest make a typing mistake to see all the options that the cifs mount option has available. I made a mistake and used /u1 instead of /mnt/test and Linux created /u1 off the root-directory. Do a 'df' in the text window to see the mount point and the various options set when the directory as mounted. Remember this is ntfs so different naming rules apply. Once you mount it, try the command 'du -a /mount-point. It will list every file on the ntfs partition. To unmount the disk, do 'umount /mount-point'. Notice umount is spelled wrong!!!!! Last edited by lensman3 : 04-26-2008 at 08:03 PM. |
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