From: "Jon M. Hanson" <jon@the-hansons-az.net>
> smbmount can mount Samba shares from the command line. The command  
> itself gives quite a bit of help and then, of course, there is the man  
> page.

"mount -t smbfs -o username=USER,workgroup=DOMAIN,password=PASS
//BORG/SHARE /mnt/somewhere" will mount an SMB share called SHARE
on server BORG using credentials USER, DOMAIN, and PASS.  Most of the
time, people forget the workgroup= option.  Note that you can also
try -t cifs , which may work better.  Or not.  Try both.  Using cifs,
you'd say "user=USER,domain=DOMAIN".  If neither one works right,
then add "port=139" to the options, since sometimes it won't fail over
to that port when 445 doesn't work.

> If your friend is strictly in a command line environment (no X  
> running) then there isn't any way to view graphics files.

You're forgetting aalib :-)  But yeah, no X = no graphics, pretty much.

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