In Linux, each filesystem is mounted at a particular point within the filesystem hierarchy, known as the mount point.

Linux provides quite a few commands to look into file system types. Here's a look at the various file system types used by Linux systems and the commands that will identify them.

In the Command Prompt type ipconfig and you will see your IP address (it probably starts with 192). My IP address is shown below as 192.168.1.117 Accessing the shared folder from Linux ...

Being Christmas and all...and also being that I smoked my floppy drive, I've now got an Imation LS120 superdisk. However, it doesn't seem to like being mounted as /dev/hdd or /dev/hdd1 -- it is ...

Get the command options and syntax you need to make smbmount and smbclient access a Windows system from a Linux workstation.