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Hello,
I have just bought a wireless router Belkin N+ with support to storage manager that means a support to external Hard Drive. More details placed at: Belkin : N+ Wireless Router So the issue is how to configure the storage manager to works in Linux ? For Windows and Mac, the product has a SW Installer that does create a virtual network drive that make access to external Hard-Drive. So I really appreciate if someone here could help me out with similar solution or how it can be configured in Linux, I mean on my openSuse 11.1 Thanks a lot in advance Ricardo
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Would expect just as if you were trying to mount any other network attached drive.
The Belkin will probably assign an IP address to the external device (or I suppose may even present as its own). So then it just depends on what sort of disk you attach - e.g. if it's a FAT or NTFS formatted drive you mount it like it's a drive on a networked Windows machine; native *nix/Linux fs and nfs should do it. IG |
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