Mar 07
Samba shares mount is a snap. But one with obstacles, at least if one uses openSUSE 10.2. Because if you are using the old way:
mount -t smbfs -o username=rup,password=geheim //rechnername/share /mnt/samba tries, it will be punished with the following error:
smbfs filesystem not supported by the kernel The solution is cifs as the file system type.
mount -t cifs -o username=rup,password=geheim //rechnername/share /mnt/samba If you want to know more, can at www.linux-club.de read.
