Dear Sir,
The connection is as the followings:
[device, with HD, runs embedded Linux]
^ NFS? Samba server?
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[Windows]
The disk (HD) is in the [embedded]. The disk (HD) is mounted to the
filesystem of the embedded Linux.
Best Regards,
Stan Liao
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hi stan,
i am not sure that understand your problem propperly. you situation is
something like that:
[embedded]<---nfs mount --[unknown]
^
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[Windows]
You are using the Embedded Box as Interface to your (unknown) Source. The
point is
why no accessing the device directly. You can get free nfs-utils for
windows and access
the stuff direcly.
re,
wh
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> Dear Sirs,
>
> Is it possible for a Windows file browser to access disks mounted on a
> remote system, which is an ARM-based system and in which Linux and
busybox
> is run? I just wonder if Linux port, networking driver, and busybox are
> done in this system, what else program should I prepare for my purpose?
> Some deamons? Thanks for your answers in advance.
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> Best Regards,
> Stan Liao
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