accessing_files.md

Accessing files

Mount from 192.168.9.100 or 192.168.9.101, according to the installation platform. Some examples are provided using different network services:

1. Using Samba

Windows: Windows key+R and type \\192.168.9.100\i
GNU/Linux: connect to smb://192.168.9.100/i using your file manager
GNU/Linux shell: sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.9.100/i /mnt

2. Using NFS

RBPi: sudo mount 192.168.9.100:/home/irix/i /mnt
VirtualBox: sudo mount 192.168.9.101:/home/irix/i /mnt

3. Using IRIX (Yes!)

Open a file manager and type /hosts/192.168.9.100. This is how it looks:

To make this work, be sure to set up NFS using AutoFS: Toolchest-->System-->SystemManager-->Networking and Conectivity-->Set Up and Start NFS: