It is very easy to do that! example :
at this live to your fstab :
mount -t vfat -o codepage=936,iocharset=cp936 /dev/hda5 /mnt/d
this line tell linux to mount the hda5 (which is the D: in M$window)
The option next to -o tell linux to support chinese charset filename!
Actually,I am a newbe to linux too! Yet,I think you should search for
answer on google or some other engines before you sent a mail here!
So many knowledges we can find on the internet!:-)
>Hi, Gurus
>
>Is it possible to define something in the /etc/fstab file so that a windows share can
>be mounted to Linux box automatically when sys reboot? (or something in /etc/rc.local
>without plain text passwd?)
>
>the scenario:
>we have two (ha, more than two) systems in our institute, a few MS file servers and
>some Linux file servers. For the Linux users, they want to be able to access windows
>files within Linux (the other way around is easier to accomplish using samba). At the
>moment, the users have to use smbclient, Nuatilus or command line "mount -t smbfs -o
>.. ...".
>
>it would be much better if the Linux desktops can automatically mount the user's
>share to e.g. /home/user1/win
>
>thanks
>
>Cheng
winglion
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2003-03-28
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