Torsdag 11 januar 2007 20:25 skrev Chuck Davis: > I am trying to configure a 10.2 machine to do the work I was doing on > 10.0. I have a script that mounts a windows machine so that I can use > rsync to update an external hard drive. > > Upon execution of smbmount 10.2 is telling me that the kernel does not > support smbfs. I am finding this a bit difficult to believe since > Novell seems to be so high on interoperability with MS. If the > shipped kernel really does not support smbfs, what is the quick way to > include support. I've never had to compile a kernel before and am > really hesitant to believe openSuse 10.2 (boxed) is that crippled. > > Thanks for assistance. > > > Chuck Davis
I hit the same problem on my SuSE10.2. This list advised me to use the standard mount with a type of cifs. (common internet file system?). I do, as root, something like...: mount -t cifs //IP/share /mountpoint -o username=myusername,password=mypassword,workgroup=myworkgroup,rw Hope this is at least a hint :-) -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Med venlig hilsen/Best regards Verner Kjærsgaard -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
