To mount a samba share in linux, do:
If you get "wrong fs type bad option bad superblock error" than chances are either your kernel does not support cifs or you do not have mount.cifs installed. So depending on which linux distribution you use, you need to install related package to bring in the missing functionality. In Debian, for instance, I'd do:
mount -t cifs -o user=youruserhere ///pathhere /mnt/mountpoint
If you get "wrong fs type bad option bad superblock error" than chances are either your kernel does not support cifs or you do not have mount.cifs installed. So depending on which linux distribution you use, you need to install related package to bring in the missing functionality. In Debian, for instance, I'd do:
sudo apt-get install cifs-utilsHappy cifs mounting!
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