How to mount Windows XP shared folders or hard disk partitions on your XP Computer in Linux

I haven't used samba for a long time. I just needed to mount Windows sharing under fedora9 to use smbmount. When I run smbmount, I am prompted that this command is unavailable and Samba is installed in the system, why not? Google knows that since fedora9, the concept of smbmount has not been used. Instead, CIFS (Common Internet File systemcifs) is used ), in other words, after this, the system can directly mount Windows sharing by using the mount and CIFS parameter.

Usage:

First add a shared folder Linux in your XP Computer
# Mount-t cifs-O username = fish, password = fish // 192.168.1.10/Linux/mnt/Linux

This is convenient.

However, if you want to mount your hard disk partition, set your hard disk partition d to share, but your sharing name must be in English.

# Mount-t cifs-O username = fish, password = fish // 192.168.1.10/LD/mnt/d

This is fine.

If you want to uninstall your mounted items

# Umount/mnt/Linux

# Umount/mnt/d

You can.

Note:

CIFS is a common protocol for ms. In Windows, network neighbors access other computers using the CIFS protocol.