Hello,

i need to share a partition on MorphOS or a PC and have possibility to access via the other hardware.

Thanks a lot for your help.

A tutorial exists maybe?

Use normal file sharing on Windows. It will be visible in Networks on MorphOS. You can then right click on a share and open its settings to make it auto-mount when MorphOS loads.

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Here's a tutorial video:
The integrated Networks filesystem (SMB2/SMB3) in MorphOS 3.18

And here are some other options, which are pretty obsolete if you can already browse the shared with the previous method:
https://library.morph.zone/Mounting_Network_Drives

Thanks for your answers.

Sorry, i'm novice in "network" domain....

SMB 1.0 client activated.

Must i create a "MorphOS user" or maybe add another "user" in MorphOS network prefs ?

[EDIT] i see the shared partition on MorphOS but no files...

You should NOT activate SMB 1.0. That possibly breaks things. MorphOS supports SMB 2 and 3 just fine. 2 is your best option since it'll be faster than 3.

Seeing no files likely means you're logged in as guest. Open the share settings on MorphOS and update your login credentials there. You'll have to re-mount the share afterwards.

Thanks jacadcaps for the info.

@jPV: Maybe the tutorial should be updated?

Problem solved, i have deactivated Avast (thanks BeWorld) and now MorphOS (and me) see shared drawers.

Cool!

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Did you do what's adviced with SmbFS and didn't read up to Smb2FS part? But yeah, maybe the more obsolete SmbFS part should be moved downwards or tell more clearly there's more up-to-date solution too.

But I adviced you to watch the video about SMB2/3 support, and told you that other obsolete solutions can be found from the library :)

[ Edited by jPV 20.09.2024 - 19:22 ]

@jPV:

oops, yes sorry i have just read the begining of the tutorial...

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lol