Originally posted by Nodsu
If you have dual boot then you can install a linux filesystem driver in windows, use a FAT32 partition to transfer files and enable NTFS support in linux kernel.
If you want to do it over the network then you have to configure Samba in RedHat.
Originally posted by OS samurai
do you want to share files over a network or just on a local machine? e.g in a dual boot setup?
Originally posted by Nodsu
If you have dual boot then you can install a linux filesystem driver in windows, use a FAT32 partition to transfer files and enable NTFS support in linux kernel.
If you want to do it over the network then you have to configure Samba in RedHat.
Originally posted by OS samurai
like nodsu said I do'nt know of any VNC servers that will allow you to transfer files between win & linux you might give samba a shot though
http://www.hk8.org/old_web/linux/run/ch12_01.htm
I am accessing RH9 through win2000 My Network Place!Originally posted by Nodsu
How exactly does the smb.conf file look like? How exactly are you accessing the RH9 shares?
If you type \\localhost\blah in Windows Explorer then you are accessing the local (Windows) computer, not the remote (RH9) one. Localhost is the name that always refers to the local computer.