Subj : Samba + kernel question
To   : BENCOLLVER
From : Dumas Walker
Date : Tue Oct 08 2019 04:55 pm

> The samba client is in the userland.  You either use it at the
> command-line, or you can use a graphical file manager that has
> built-in client code.  It's comparable to FTP.

> The CIFS client is in the kernel.  You mount it like you do NFS.
> The filesystem is available to all applications just like NFS.

Well, rats!  :)  Looks like the kernel needs CIFS and I am betting it is
not turned on.

Thanks!

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