Actually I have both. I use Samba to share my files between my linux box
and laptop (win95) but also use Samba to share files between my linux box
and a Virtual NT machine running on top of Linux (using VMware).
Unfortunately VMware is not free, but it does allow me to run NT for
those apps I cannot run in Linux (e.g. ArcInfo), without having exit out
of Linux and boot into NT. A word of caution. VMware is a great product,
but don't try to use it on a PC with less than 128MB Ram, and less then a
P3-500.
On Tue, 18 Jan 2000 11:17:47 +0000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Edgar Alwers)
writes:
>At 20:07 17.01.00 -0500, you wrote: (part )
>
>>I am a dual OS guy.
>>
>>Samba allows me to make it easy to exchange data between my >Windows
>machine, and my Linux box.
>
>I have more or less the same situation. Do you have two PC's or two
>partitions in one PC ? I have two partitions and I would also like to
>exchange data between both. Is this possible with Samba?
>Thanks for hints.
>Edgar
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