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trying to mount a laptop to my linux box
i type in smbmount //192.168.1.x/LAPTOP-JPH-C (sharename of drice c ) /mnt/Laptop but get the error called name not present.
I can ping the address from my linux box the box I'm trying to connect is a win 98 laptop. The laptop does have a bios password When it launches the network comes up asking for username and password which don't exist sdo I just cancel and then the network from 98 to other win machines work does anyone have any ideas?
thanks
ok so if I can ping the system your saying its possible they can't reply thus causing the problem.
So how to I make sure that icmp is enabled?
is there a command line command to run?
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