cifs mount remote shared folder
Hi, I am trying to mount a local network shared folder of a windows computer on to the machines on folder:
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By the way, the Downloads folder on Laptop is an fat32 partition which i think is also supported as well. I am using debian system. Thanks, Ted |
Hi ted_chou12, Welcome to LQ. Please post the output from the following.
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$ grep CIFS /boot/config |
Hi:
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Thanks, |
You shouldn't need to create it. I just haven't a clue about your /boot directory. Please post the output from the following.
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$ ls /boot |
Hi, thanks. its this:
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Ted. |
Alright, let's try this.
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$ cat /usr/src/linux/.config | grep CIFS |
Hi, still no luck:
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sh-3.1# cat /usr/src/linux/.config | grep CIFS Ted |
Hi Ted,
Looks like you don't have CIFS support in the kernel. You might want to try installing it by running Code:
apt-get install smbfs |
hi, thanks, but I already tried it before:
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sh-3.1# smbmount "//192.168.2.102/Downloads" "/mnt/win" Ted |
What kernel are you running?
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$ uname -r |
Maybe try using mount -t cifs or mount -t smbfs?
ex: mount -t smbfs //ipaddress:/sharename /mount_point I know it's supposed to do the same thing, but I've not had good luck using smbmount or mount.smb myself. Good luck. |
Hi, its:
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2.6.16-gazineu @travisdh1 I tried it but its TCP not found :/ Thanks, Ted |
This is making sense now. Is this SnakeOS on a wlk652 or ns-k330? That's where the gazineu kernel I have comes from.
Good luck. ;-) |
yes! so it's impossible to bind i guess? I can access everything through smbclient, but i guess binding it to a local folder is much more convenient.
Oh and its a wlx 652 btw, probably should have mentioned that earlier, but didn't think anyone would know it. Thanks Ted |
Yes, I have a wlx 652 also. Is this the chroot debian install or stock Snake?
Good luck. ;-) |
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