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I forgot to reply to BLU instead of Scott directly. See reply below. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: Mount remote ntfs partition? Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 20:54:38 -0500 From: jbk <jbk at mail2.gis.net> To: Scott Ehrlich <srehrlich at gmail.com> References: <b39d9f830503291017aa13dbf at mail.gmail.com> <1112120754.42499db2e3624 at webmail.mit.edu> <b39d9f8305032911016adfb941 at mail.gmail.com> Scott Ehrlich wrote: > I should have been a _bit_ more specific. I am very aware of > smbclient, but have simply not seen it implemented in a rescue or > startup boot medium, such as floppy or CD. My only experience with > Samba has been on a production system. > > So, the task now is to find a bootable Linux medium (floppy or CD) > which will allow me to decide between dhcp or static addressing, then > let me log in via smbclient and mount a share via smbmount and > finally, I can perform the imaging via dd. I have just used bitdefenders live CD to boot my laptop and access the ntfs drive. It comes ready to mount the ntfs share. You can start a samba server from it if necessary.
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