How to mount SMB share using Command Line in Mac OS X
Posted on | July 3, 2009 | No Comments
Just learned how to mount a network share via the command line. Here i will show you how i do that.
First, create a folder called “share” in your home Volumes Folder. After that, open a terminal and type
$ mount -t smbfs //user@server/sharename /Volumes/share
From the Finder, you will see the share drive appear on the side bar. When u try to look in to your Volumes directory , it should appear to be an alias.
To unmount the samba network drive, use the following command
$ umount /Volumes/share
Just go and try it…:-)
Download Microsoft Windows 7 RC x86/x64
Posted on | July 2, 2009 | No Comments
Microsoft have launch Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) testing. The purpose of this release is to let user trying out pre-release software
click here to download Microsoft Windows 7
You will get a product key by fill up the form on Microsoft Windows 7 web site.
How to burn ISO disc images on Mac OS X
Posted on | July 1, 2009 | No Comments
In Mac OS X, we can easily to burn ISO disc Image by using the built-in Disk Utility.
Below are the steps:
- Insert a blank disc.
- Start Disk Utility.
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