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1 year agoOk thanks. I have created /mn, but now it prompts for a password for root@//192.168.69.69/sharedmain
But I didn’t set a password
Ok thanks. I have created /mn, but now it prompts for a password for root@//192.168.69.69/sharedmain
But I didn’t set a password
In my example, wouldn’t I only be able to save .5Tb directly on Linux and only that would be synced to the windows pc? Unless I am reading it wrong, I think I couldn’t have a situation were I save 1tb to windows and 0 on Linux.
Thank you. I am attempting this today. I seem to be struggling with this. I typed in $ sudo mount -t cifs //HOME/sharedmain /mn
HOME is my pc and sharedmain is the folder I created and shared with everyone.
When I run it I get: Couldn’t chdir to /mn: no such file or directory.
I’ve googled a couple of these terms but I’m not getting any cleaner answers.
Well it’s just a tiny Linux server I made in my house, it stays within my network.