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#11
I just tried cifs.ko compiled by Matan and that worked flawlessly.

mounted using

mount -t cifs -o username= //server_ip/share /home/user/MyDocs/mnt

I know I should use /mnt but that was not visible in the N900 filebrowser and symbolic links wont work under FAT.

Tested some media and it went great.

Unmounting is simple just use

umount /home/user/MyDocs/mnt
 
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#12
After installing libfuse2, truecrypt worked great!
thanks!
 
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#13
i get word unexpected error with mount.cifs when i try

sh /usr/lib/mount.cifs //server/multimedia /home/usr/MyDoc/Server
 
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#14
and how can i undo insmod cifs.ko
 
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#15
Originally Posted by asidana View Post
and how can i undo insmod cifs.ko
You need to COPY it to:
Code:
/lib/modules/current
Once you copy it, then you can do a "insmod cifs.ko"

Nathan
 
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#16
please re read my post
 
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#17
Originally Posted by asidana View Post
and how can i undo insmod cifs.ko
Hi, the easiest (and only way I know) is with a reboot.
 
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#18
Originally Posted by Saturn View Post
Hi, the easiest (and only way I know) is with a reboot.
oh so it is not permanent patch of some sort.
 
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#19
Code:
rmmod cifs
as root should do the trick of unloading.
to permanently enable the module, do
Code:
echo "cifs" >> /etc/modules
this will trigger automatic loading of the cifs module at bootup.
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#20
How can encryption coexist with swap? Say you open a lot of apps and the result is that encrypted data (now unencrypted in memory) is moved to /dev/mmcblk0p3.

I know I'm being too paranoid here but is there a way to avoid that?
 

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