Linux can only be accessed in NTFS format.
1. Use fdisk-l to view the partition table.
2. Then use the Mount-t vfat/mnt/hda1/dev/hda1 to do it.
/MNT/HDA1 is a common directory/dev/hda1 is a device file.
HDA1 applies the first partition to the application.
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share folders on Linux look under Windows
on Linux shared folders under Windows See
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First, set up a Linux IP, and Windows is a network segment of the
Mkdir/share---------------Create a folder under the root (other than the root directory can not be created)
chmod 777/share/--- ---------Assign the share folder
vi/etc/samba/smb.conf------------(edit smb.conf file under Samba)
Edit security = Share---------- Generally on line 58th
Edit the 286 [Weihaiyang]
287 comment = share
288 path =/share
289 Valid users = nobody
290 public = yes
291 writable = yes
292 printable = no
293 Create mask = 0765 (number of lines in front)
Service SMB Restart restart SMB Service
and then in window Enter the Linux IP in "Run" under s to OK