I managed to solve the problem, thanks to your help. I modified the fstab configuration line to include this: sec=ntlm so it looks like this now: //192.168.0.100/c/pi /media/share cifs sec=ntlm,username=myusername,password=mypassword,uid=1000,gid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0 Apparently it has to do with ...

Thanks. I get a mount error(13) Permission Denied. Which indicates the problem may not be the Pi, but the Windows system. Other Windows systems can connect, though. I even tried setting up a unique user windows user account for the Pi, and that still gives the mount error(13) Permission Denied. At l...

Thanks, but Samba is not the issue. In fact Samba seems to be working fine, since other computers can connect and view my shared folder on my Raspberry Pi. It is the Fstab file that seems to be failing. I have looked at the numerous examples of how to have the Pi connect to a directory on another sy...

I am a total beginner to Raspberry Pi 2. I have it connected to a wired network that only has one other machine, a Win 7 computer. I am pretty sure I installed CIFS and Samba correctly in order to make a folder on my Pi available to the network. I then also modified my FSTAB file by adding this line...