> What do I need in order to map a drive to a linux box?
When you say "map a drive" you're being a little vague. Since you
mentioned Samba I'll assume you're referring to some sort of Windows server
running TCP/IP as its transport protocol and NetBIOS/SMB handling the
shares.
In that case, Samba is all you need. Samba contains a utility called
smbclient which will allow GNU/Linux to access NetBIOS/SMB printers, drive
shares, and such. <http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/> contains details.
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Regards, | Seeing Bill Gates in TV ads whining about the court verdict,
. | perhaps we should recall Woodrow Wilson's warning of 1912: "If
Randy | there are men in this country big enough to own the government
| of the United States, they are going to own it."
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