Hey guys, my old version of Xbian worked well with windows. i could see it on my network and access its files.
Recently I reflashed the SD with Xbian 1.0A3 but I can't see Xbian under under 'Network' in 'my computer'
any ideas? do i have to turn something on? or unhide the pi or something?
thanks
Cant see Pi on Windows home network
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bazpaul wrote:Hey guys, my old version of Xbian worked well with windows. i could see it on my network and access its files.
Recently I reflashed the SD with Xbian 1.0A3 but I can't see Xbian under under 'Network' in 'my computer'
any ideas? do i have to turn something on? or unhide the pi or something?
thanks
Did you set up samba?
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yeh it's weird, when i installed Xbian 1.0 alpha 2 - it worked straight away!!
Maybe alpha 3 doesn't include samba.
anyway I installed samba - Now i can see 'Xbian' under windows network, but when i click on it, it says it cant connect. I think its something go to do with permissions.
How do I tell Xbian/samba to share all its files with all users on the local network??? I dont know the command
thanks very much for your help!!!
Maybe alpha 3 doesn't include samba.
anyway I installed samba - Now i can see 'Xbian' under windows network, but when i click on it, it says it cant connect. I think its something go to do with permissions.
How do I tell Xbian/samba to share all its files with all users on the local network??? I dont know the command
thanks very much for your help!!!
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Best way I know of is to edit the smb.conf file to tell samba what to share. IIRC it should be in /etc/samba/smb.conf or somewhere close to that.
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Agreed, there are plenty of samba guides on the web. This is not a samba forum.flyinghappy wrote:Best way I know of is to edit the smb.conf file to tell samba what to share. IIRC it should be in /etc/samba/smb.conf or somewhere close to that.
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If its any help I have just done a blog about how to manually set up Samba on Raspbian.
http://blogs.arcsoftwareconsultancy.com ... etworking/
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http://blogs.arcsoftwareconsultancy.com ... etworking/
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