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| Windws -> Linux Hi, I have a Windows box connected to a Linux box and they both share the Internet. H can I get my Linux box to see my Windows files and how do I configure my printer on the Linux box? Thanks |
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| Re: Windws -> Linux have to install samba on you Linux computer.samba is a software that allows you to connect a Linux computer to a Windows using NetBIOS to share folders and drives between both OS.almost every Linux distribution comes with samba, but if you don't have it, download from: http://www.samba.org/. once u installed it , u can connect to your windows box using this command smbclient -L \\COMPUTER -I 198.168.x.x <---- windows ip by this u will be able to see the shared folders in the win box. |
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| Re: Windws -> Linux oh..for the printer , if u runing redhat/fedora try the printtool command,and click on "New", u will get a set up wizard, for suse , use the yast2 command. |
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| Re: Windws -> Linux Samba! |
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| Re: Windws -> Linux Thanks, Is there any recommended books for troubleshooting Linux? :lol::lol: |
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| Re: Windws -> Linux Quote:
The book I've almost worn out is A Practical Guide to Linux by Mark G. Sobell |
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| Re: Windws -> Linux Quote:
Or you can use smbmount (or mount -t smbfs) //path/to/shared/dierctory /local/mountpoint {any options here} Notice that FORWARD slashes are used under *nix. Backslashes are used for an entirely different thing. If you have entries in your /etc/hosts file, or a working local DNS server, you can use the machine name instead of IP for mounting remote directories. Reference: man smbmount man mount man smbclient |
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| Re: Windws -> Linux suggestion install that NT HDD into the *NIX box then it will show up on the *nix desktop (root) as /Windows/c |
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