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Meta-Memestream
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Hi,
I have self extraction zip file on machine xyz, how can I mount that file to my local machine abc. I don't want to cpoy the whole file system, just I want to mount and use it.
Thanks in advance.
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razvlerrr
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A 'self extraction zip file' - is that an executable binary?
For network file systems, you might consider NFS, Samba or Coda dependent on what degree of security you need. Should the file system be read-only or read/write?
I don't know if Linux supports the mounting of compressed data. Anyone?
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SweaTz
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S> S> Thanks in advance. S>
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soumitra
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AFAICT, there isn't any way to mount an Appletalk (Netatalk, whatever) shared volume on a Linux machine. There isn't even a userspace program analogous to smbclient. The best I could find after Googling was an alpha Appletalk kernel module for the late 2.0 series that wasn't being maintained and was impossible to compile.
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Pidarazzz
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'TB'
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