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20 years ago --- Quote Start --- originally posted by smcnutt@Mar 3 2006, 07:46 PM hi mfm,
> found some topics talking about using the cifs network file system to access
> a shared windows directory, have you any idea about ?
that's a pretty big jump from "access a hard disk and a compact flash disk to
transfer data" ;-) now you're talking an snia compliant virtual file system, not just
simple transfers. cifs is the "common internet file system". and i'm not qualified
to comment on its current state wrt uclinux on nios ii -- i've never tried using it
on nios ii -- sorry.
perhaps hippo, or some of the microtronix gurus can help here.
if you want bare-bones capability try u-boot or redboot.
regards,
--scott
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--- Quote End --- Hi Scott, thanks for your patient ))) I talked about CIFS cause I've thought it will allow me to connect with my hard disk even through a shared windows directory (and if I can read anything from my hard disk the problem is solved). So if you got any other solution that's welcome. Besides you talked about "bare-bones capability" for u-boot or redboot, can you explain what are that capabilities and why would I let down the standard bootloader?