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    Knoppix - browsing windows network?

    Hello,

    Been trying knoppix 3.3 - which is great, but how do I browse my other Windows PCs?

    Or in Linux how do people do it?

    Josh

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    oo looks kinda funky, may have to give it a try Whats it like, compared to other distros?

    When using konqueror (with suse 8.1 here) I point it to smb://PCNAME/ (SMB as in Samba)

    and it finds it, it may ask for a username and password aswell.

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    Knoppix rules...got it about a week ago.
    Love it really.
    Not tried it on a network...but that'll change at school when I get a quiet moment. And I have checked the rules...no installed software etc...so I;m fine
    Twigman

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    Originally posted by Raz306
    oo looks kinda funky, may have to give it a try Whats it like, compared to other distros?

    When using konqueror (with suse 8.1 here) I point it to smb://PCNAME/ (SMB as in Samba)

    and it finds it, it may ask for a username and password aswell.
    thanks, i'll try that.

    it seems very responsive even on a p2-350, 192mb system. looks very good and has loads of useful apps, and was easy to configure as well.

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    Also I was suprised at the speed considering its all loaded of a CD (I know it uses RAM Drives, but still...)
    ALso they have packed loads onto that cd
    Twigman

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    Not tried that distro but with any linux you need samba client installed. By far the easiest way to handle windows shares is to mount them as a mnt point

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    If you have samba installed then you can mount them as if they are drives on your machine. If you have Samba installed AND have Konkerour (sp) the browser installed then you can do the smb://PCNAME/ as shown above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Twigman
    Also I was suprised at the speed considering its all loaded of a CD (I know it uses RAM Drives, but still...)
    ALso they have packed loads onto that cd

    yeah, its pritty fast, but dont try using it on a 4x drive!!! - take all week!!

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