Re: smb mount

[Paul Arola <spawn@maltliquor.ca>]

There is no smbfs in the OpenBSD kernel, for mounting smb shares use
Sharity (Userland daemon that mounts smb shares through nfs, works good
enough); its in the ports tree.

-Paul

On Sun, 15 Jun 2003, Konstantine V.Kalmykov wrote:

> 	I'm a newbie in OpenBSD. But I've worked a lot on FreeBSD, Linux etc.
> 	So I was wondering that in OpenBSD (I use 3.2 Release) I can not find
> 	"mount_smbfs" or "mount -t smbfs". Is it really fine? Or am I stupid?
>
> 	And another question is: how can I mount some other primary/logical
> 	partition on the same disk using OpenBSD? In FreeBSD, for example, I 	just wrote something like this: "mount /dev/ad0s2 /mnt/somepoint". I 	can't find out how to do this in OpenBSD.