Dr.Death
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Posted: Jan. 13 2006,23:53 |
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I have found a way of accessing files & Drives on the Host System, but it's arcane! I would much rather have a method for "Mounting" the drives, so that I could use more of the "Tools" embedded in dsl...for example the tool for creating a dsl bootable USB pen drive. Anyway for those who just need file access, use the following method: 1) Connect your computer to a network. Local LAN, whole Internet, doesn't matter. 2) In Windows, create a network share directory, or use the built-in one called "SharedDocs". You need to enable read/write authority for your share. 3) In Windows, open up a command prompt (Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt). For Win2k/WinXP, type "ipconfig" and write down your IP Address. 4) Go into DSL embedded. Open up smbclient window... Type in MSHome, or Workgroup, (or whatever your workgroup's name for "Domain:" Type in your IP Address for the "Machine:". Type in the EXACT Sharename for "Share:" Type in a username/password combination. 6) When you get to the smbclient command prompt, type "get filename" to retrieve a file from the Windows share directory, or type "put filename" to send a file over to the Windows share directory. 7) When you are done type exit.
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