Hi, At my office, they run a Windows network, and I run Linux FC5 on my laptop. I switched from FC4 to FC5 a few days ago. Using FC4, I was able to mount Network shares with smb4k, and it worked like a charm. Now, using FC5. I can't any longer to mount them using the same way. I tried to use smbfs and now cifs, but both failed. I tried to change the config a little bit, and choose for mount "smbfs". Then when I click on a share to mount it, I have the following message : mount : unknown filesystem type 'smbfs' (I guess smbfs support has been removed from the kernel of fc5) then I switched to cifs for mount. Once done, when I want to mount a share, I have : mount error 5 = Input/output error Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page .... I read that man page, but I'm a total newbie at that, and I don't understand why it doesn't work as before. I tried to use one of the kernel provided with FC5, and as it didn't work, I compiled a kernel (the lastest 2.6.16.11) but with the same result :-( Help would be appreciated, specially by my boss as I can't access my agenda, my phone calls, etc.... Francois --
