01-22-2024, 11:03 PM
Microsoft Windows I suppose. It's a PITA these days.
I have an old copy of Window 10 Pro set up as a guest operating system in VirtualBox on my Linux laptop.
Since Microsoft has SMB1.0 protocol support turned off by default, none of my Linux-based SMB servers show up in the File Browser.
However, if I right-click on "This PC" or "Network" in the File Browser and select "map network drive" I can map one or more SMB shares to Windows drives.
For example, the SDCARD share on a moOde player imaginatively named "moode"
\\moode\SDCARD is mapped to drive Z:
and the MUSIC share on an OpenMediaVault server named "omv-hc1"
\\omv-hc1\MUSIC is mapped to drive Y:
Regards,
Kent
I have an old copy of Window 10 Pro set up as a guest operating system in VirtualBox on my Linux laptop.
Since Microsoft has SMB1.0 protocol support turned off by default, none of my Linux-based SMB servers show up in the File Browser.
However, if I right-click on "This PC" or "Network" in the File Browser and select "map network drive" I can map one or more SMB shares to Windows drives.
For example, the SDCARD share on a moOde player imaginatively named "moode"
\\moode\SDCARD is mapped to drive Z:
and the MUSIC share on an OpenMediaVault server named "omv-hc1"
\\omv-hc1\MUSIC is mapped to drive Y:
Regards,
Kent
