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I have a pathetic laptop in my room that I have been using to play shared music from this system through my stereo, and am now trying to get it to work while I am running linux (slackware) I messed with samba forever but got really confused and never had any success. Is there a simple way to do this? Is samba the best approach? I can post my samba configuration if it helps, but I dont even know if its installed correctly Ugh.
2 Machines, sorry, I started another topic because I didnt like how I named this one (its confusing) But its kinda the same problem. Now I have gotten to the point where I realize I need to mount the folder with smbfs, but I dont really know what that does or what it is and trying to get anywhere without knowing those two simple things is a headache.... I need to do more research I guess but im focused on my history test right now so Heh, here's the other topic: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hreadid=239251
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