Mount a file system and a shared file on Ubuntu

Mount the ISO file in Ubuntu: sudomkdir/media/isosudomodprobeloopsudomountfile. iso/media/iso/-tiso9660-oloop browse network share: shortcut key 'alt + f2' call up the running program interface, input: smb: // 192.168.0.1/linux * linux is a shared name That mounts the network folder (read-only) sudom under Ubuntu.

Mount the ISO file in Ubuntu:
Sudo mkdir/media/iso
Sudo modprobe loop
Sudo mount file. iso/media/iso/-t iso9660-o loop

Browsing network sharing:
Press 'alt + f2' to bring up the running program interface. Enter:
Smb: // 192.168.0.1/linux
* Linux is a shared name.

Mount a network folder in Ubuntu (read-only)
Sudo mkdir/media/sharename
Sudo mount // 192.168.0.1/linux/media/sharename/-o username = myusername, password = mypassword

Mount network folders (read/write)
Sudo mkdir/media/sharename
Sudo mount // 192.168.0.1/linux/media/sharename/-o username = myusername, password = mypassword, dmask = 777, fmask = 777

Automatically mount network folders at startup
Sudo mkdir/media/sharename
Gksudo gedit/root/. smbcredentials