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BeOS and Networking?
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BeOS and Networking?
How does BeOS react to networking? Can it access a network of WinXP machines? What kind of network cards can it use?
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Re: BeOS and Networking?
Looks like I'm the only one answering BeOS questions..
![]() BeOS uses TCP/IP protocol. The easiest way to mount networked Win-drives (IMHO) is to use cifsmount command from Terminal: Code:
Usage for cifsmount
cifsmount //server/share mountpoint <password> <username> [options]
-I Server_IP_Address Specify the ip address of the server
you're contacting, handy if you dont have a DNS server.
If not specified, the server will be looked up via DNS.
-W Clients_Workgroup Specify which workgroup you're in.
If not specified, obtained from your network settings file
(usually /boot/home/config/settings/network).
-d Dump out info before attempting to mount the server
CIFS-Mounter Most 3Com's cards and NE2000, RTL8139, DEC21142/43 chipset-based work. Old ISA cards may require setting IRQ & port manually, PCI cards should work straight out of the box. http://hardware.frizbe.net/list.php?category=29&sub=34 |
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I'm the only one asking BE questions, and you are the only one answering
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