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The simple solution is to use Administration > CIFS Client.
Ensure your UNC name is pointed to the share and not its sub-directory.
Enter the username and password for the share and save it.
If you have trouble mounting the share, enable debugging and manually try to mount the share:
modprobe cifs echo 7 > /proc/fs/cifs/cifsFYI mount -t cifs \\\\192.168.1.7\\d\\Downloads /cifs1 -o user=myusername,pass=secret
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What settings do you put in for the CIF client? I just can't get it to work - always says "mounting..."
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