so I can continue to support applications using WMA is
not worth it. I just wish I knew before I wasted my time on the Ubuntu
experiment, thus I am sharing my story to save others the grief.
4: Thanks again
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Thanks for the tips, I managed to hack it into working.
Now I discovered it's a major PIA to get Samba to share an external
FAT32 drive. I think I'll just dig out a copy of Windows and save the
rest of my weekend from this p*ssing around!
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secret setting they only share with other fanatics. ;-)
Any ideas?
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Yes, the desktop and folders expose the drive and the files are
accessible. It is FAT32. It was connected and powered up before booting
the system. Browsing /media does not expose the drive.
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