Answer by kleines Filmröllchen for Mounting a windows share in Windows...
Mounting an SMB server share should be straightforward, I tested this on Windows build 1909 and WSL 2.0 Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.19.128-microsoft-standard x86_64). You use mount just as...
View ArticleAnswer by K. Taylor for Mounting a windows share in Windows Subsystem for Linux
In WSL (I'm using Ubuntu) it looks like that when you install the cifs-utils it doesn't create the module file that cifs needs when mounting. Type: "modinfo cifs" and you will see. Anyway, the...
View ArticleAnswer by gabuzo for Mounting a windows share in Windows Subsystem for Linux
Actually if your windows share is already mapped to a drive in the Windows host, it can be even simpler. Let's suppose you already mounted the share on Z:. In that case the following will work:sudo...
View ArticleAnswer by LaVache for Mounting a windows share in Windows Subsystem for Linux
Assuming the host Windows OS can access a file share at "\\servername\sharename", try this command in bash. You will need to be root:mkdir /mnt/mountedsharemount -t drvfs '\\servername\sharename'...
View ArticleAnswer by David C. Rankin for Mounting a windows share in Windows Subsystem...
While you have an a mount created to the windows host through /mnt/c already created for you in WSL, if you want to mount a share from another machine, then you will need to create the mount point,...
View ArticleMounting a windows share in Windows Subsystem for Linux
I'd like to mount a windows server from within WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux). On Ubuntu (with unity interface) I can just typegvfs-mount smb://domain\;user@server/shareand everything mounts just...
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