How to mount a Windows share with smbmount - www.linux-noob.com After seeing the how to mount a fat32 partition I thought I'd show you how to mount a share. First off you need to make sure the share it setup correctly on your Windows system, I'll only focus on sharing with WinXP. Its not hard on WinXP. First off right-click on the folder you wish to share and select "Sharing and Security". Select "Share this folder". You can now set the Share name, you can also fiddle with the maximum number of users allowed at one time (the default is normally good enough). If you want to heighten the security in this share you can click on "Permissions" and remove the default "Everyone" group (select and click Remove). Ok so you need to know these things:The hostname of the WinXP PC (eg winpc). The sharename of the folder (eg shared) Do you remember what you called it A user/pass for the winxp system. Phew 50% of the way there. Ok so onto the Linux system, its relatively simple: Make the directory you want to mount the share to. mkdir /mnt/share Next either...
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