You might try the same thing with CIFS: mount -t cifs -o ip=192.168.33.35,username=franky //franky/share /mnt On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 19:01:41 +0100, Tolmino wrote:

Hi, after oss10.2 installation i have tried to mount a smb filesystem:

mount -t smbfs -o ip=192.168.33.35,username=franky //franky/share /mnt

but i have received this message after i have inserted password

Suse Kernel don't support smb filesystem!!!

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fredag 29 december 2006 10:14 skrev Boyan Tabakov:

Sounds like smbfs is compiled as module, but the module is not loaded on boot. Use lsmod to see the loaded modules and modprobe to load one. The module is called smbfs. Now that I tried to see if the module is loaded here, it is not:) Maybe mount loads it automatically? Anyway 'Kernel doesn't support...' sounds exactly like missing module.

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