Linux base 3--and XP shared folder settings

There are generally three ways to export Linux files:

1, similar to Windows files directly drag and drop, the mouse to select the target file, from the Linux file directory directly to the Windows file directory;

2, the U disk copy exported to the Windows file directory, the same can be imported, you need to plug and unplug the U disk two times;

3. Setting up Shared Folders (Linux and XP systems)

Purpose: Import/export files between Linux and Windows XP.

Setup steps:

(1) Create a new shared directory under the Linux temp directory:

CD/MNT (can be specified arbitrarily)

sudo mkdir share

sudo chmod 777 share (open read and write executable permission, essential)

(2) Create a shared folder on the Windows XP desktop share, new folder-right-Properties-Share-Select two options in the middle of the page;

(3) Mount: sudo mount-t cifs//192.168.1.xx/share/mnt/share-o username=administrator,passwd=1

(4) After a successful mount can be under Linux with the CP command to copy files under the specified path to the/mnt/share directory, the file will be automatically synchronized to the Windows host share directory, reverse file can also be moved. It is easy to transfer and share between Windows files and Linux files.

Linux base 3--and XP shared folder settings