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  1. #1 Question Problem connecting through Samba 
    qtaro Guest
    Try it the whole night, couldn't get samba to work.

    what I have:
    1)Network's working, I can connect to shoutcast and listen to online radio
    2)I can connect to my xp machine's share from another machine using the right username/password
    3)disable Netbios over TCPIP
    4)use IP address instead of hostname

    still, when myps2 comes up, i don't see any samba share.

    also, when myps2 boots up, the part about Samba connection changes way too quick, i wasn't able to see what's wrong with it. Screen capture can't get it either.

    The ./log directory doesn't contain any log at all.

    Anyone got it working?
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    If your Windows drive FAT formatted?
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    qtaro Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by gibbo501
    If your Windows drive FAT formatted?
    it's XP.. NTFS formatted.
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    qtaro Guest
    since i can't take a screenshot with my keyboard, i managed to take one with my camera..

    now it says:

    "parsed 0 shares from smb.xml"

    what??

    this is what I have in smb.xml

    <shares>
    <name>download</name>
    <path>smb://user1asswd@192.168.1.8/download/</path>
    </shares>

    any thought?
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    Just a thought looking at the original samba file, try this:

    <shares>
    <share>
    <name>download</name>
    <path>smb://user1asswd@192.168.1.8/download/</path>
    </share>
    </shares>
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    qtaro Guest
    That's IT!!! how can i mis-read the "s"..

    thanks Des2!
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  7. #7 Now that the "s" has solved a problem.... 
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    ...my shares I've created in samba.xml appear in MyPS2, but, when I click on the shares it will hang for around 5 seconds or so but not allow me to access the shares.

    Any thoughts?
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    This was in the docs:

    - If you are running Windows XP it can help to turn off the "NetBIOS over TCP/IP" setting under
    "Local Area Network Properties" -> "Advanced" -> "WINS"

    - Enter the IP address of your computer instead of its NetBIOS name in the samba.xml file.

    - Create an lmhosts file with appropriate settings for your network and upload it
    to mc0:lmhosts

    - Make sure you can access your shares from other computers in the network.



    My XP computer was on a domain so I did the following to make my setup work:

    1) disabled the netbios over tcp
    2) changed the workgroup in MyPS2 to reflect the XP computer name
    3) double checked share as well as file permissions - ended up using local administrator account with password within samba.xml to make sure I had the necessary privs.
    4) used the IP address instead of the XP computer name within the samba.xml

    Hope this helps someone
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