Hi, Are you sure that filenames with Danish characters display -and work correctly in both locally on the Linux box, as well as remotely from your Windows box?
I.e. can you: Create a file named: "æøå.txt" from Windows, and find it on your Linux system (i.e. using putty) using the command: $ find / -name æøå.txt Can you do the reverse: $echo "Hello world!" > æøå.txt -And find it from Windows? I've got the following settings in my smb.conf on my openSUSE box: dos charset = 865 unix charset = UTF8 Remember to run SqueezeCenter in UTF-8 mode. Alas my setup isn't perfect, as I seem to have some problems with transcoding files with danish characters in the filename. Best regards, /Fedder -- Fedder ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fedder's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=823 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=57666
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