That did it. cifs.ko successfully used.

This command worked for a password-less Win8.1 public folder:

mount -t cifs //10.0.0.6/Documents /media/mmc2/mnt -o noperm,sec=none,uid=user,guest

BUT this does not mount:

mount -t cifs //C4/Documents /media/mmc2/mnt -o noperm,sec=none,uid=user,guest

If I can't use the share name (C4), only the ip, I'm kinda stuck where I was--having to depend on a shifting dynamic address.

Any other cifs command come to mind to bring up the share name rather than the ip?

Jake