Classic 68K Amiga SAMBA setup - Revision history

Simulant at 09:11, 7 June 2020

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‎Basic Amiga 68K SAMBA setup steps

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‎Basic Amiga 68K SAMBA setup steps

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‎Basic Amiga 68K SAMBA setup steps

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‎Basic Amiga 68K SAMBA setup steps

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 :::::netbios name = AMIGA
 :::::hosts allow = 192.168.1.* 127.0.0.1
-:::::security = share
+:::::security = user
 :::::password level = 20
 :::::username level = 20
-:::::log file = /t/samba.%m.log
+:::::log file = /t/samba/log/samba.%m.log
 Step K - Now you should have the basics in place to use SAMBA!!! Just reboot your Amiga, load up MiamiDX (or the TCP/IP stack you're using with your Plipbox that you've already setup to use the internet with) and run SMBmounter to mount your SAMBA shares as volumes in Workbench!! Hooray!!!
 '''(Note: If you're unsure how to mount your shares in SMBMounter just test first with the QuickMount option, pressing the '?' button to search for shares on the network)'''

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-:::::;Samba
+::::: ;Samba
-:::::Assign Samba: SYS:Samba
+::::: Assign Samba: SYS:Samba
-:::::Path Samba:bin add
+::::: Path Samba:bin add
-:::::;end Samba
+::::: ;end Samba

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	2. Add a Plipbox to your Amiga and have it setup with MiamiDX or similar TCP/IP stack so you have internet and Network connectivity available on the Amiga - see instructions and information here: '''[[Commodore Amiga Plipbox Ethernet Adapter]]'''		2. Add a Plipbox to your Amiga and have it setup with MiamiDX or similar TCP/IP stack so you have internet and Network connectivity available on the Amiga - see instructions and information here: '''[[Commodore Amiga Plipbox Ethernet Adapter]]'''
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		+	'''(I recommend MiamiDX as it seems to "just work"!! Although on classic Amigas with less RAM you may need something a little leaner)'''

	3. Using your newly setup Plipbox download the following files from here: [http://wiki.simulant.uk/downloadable-files/amiga-68k-samba/ Amiga 68K Samba files] to your Amiga, or transfer them initially by other means you may already have.		3. Using your newly setup Plipbox download the following files from here: [http://wiki.simulant.uk/downloadable-files/amiga-68k-samba/ Amiga 68K Samba files] to your Amiga, or transfer them initially by other means you may already have.

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	One option is a direct link via a serial or parallel cable from the Amiga to another PC, or even to use a telnet BBS service to upload and download files - these options can be slow and fiddly to implement.		One option is a direct link via a serial or parallel cable from the Amiga to another PC, or even to use a telnet BBS service to upload and download files - these options can be slow and fiddly to implement.

−	With SAMBA however, transferring files to and from your Amiga is as easy as opening up a Drawer in Workbench, and dragging them to your Hard Disk Drive or Compact Flash card - and everything can be done directly on the Amiga without having to use ~~UAE~~ etc!	+	With SAMBA however, transferring files to and from your Amiga is as easy as opening up a Drawer in Workbench, and dragging them to your Hard Disk Drive or Compact Flash card - and everything can be done directly on the Amiga without having to use winUAE etc!

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	One option is a direct link via a serial or parallel cable from the Amiga to another PC, or even to use a telnet BBS service to upload and download files - these options can be slow and fiddly to implement.		One option is a direct link via a serial or parallel cable from the Amiga to another PC, or even to use a telnet BBS service to upload and download files - these options can be slow and fiddly to implement.

−	With SAMBA however, transferring files to and from your Amiga is as easy as opening up a Drawer in Workbench, and dragging them to your Hard ~~DIsk~~ Drive or Compact Flash card - and everything can be done directly on the Amiga without having to use UAE etc!	+	With SAMBA however, transferring files to and from your Amiga is as easy as opening up a Drawer in Workbench, and dragging them to your Hard Disk Drive or Compact Flash card - and everything can be done directly on the Amiga without having to use UAE etc!

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	Step K - Now you should have the basics in place to use SAMBA!!! Just reboot your Amiga, load up MiamiDX (or the TCP/IP stack you're using with your Plipbox that you've already setup to use the internet with) and run SMBmounter to mount your SAMBA shares as volumes in Workbench!! Hooray!!!		Step K - Now you should have the basics in place to use SAMBA!!! Just reboot your Amiga, load up MiamiDX (or the TCP/IP stack you're using with your Plipbox that you've already setup to use the internet with) and run SMBmounter to mount your SAMBA shares as volumes in Workbench!! Hooray!!!
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	'''(Note: If you're unsure how to mount your shares in SMBMounter just test first with the QuickMount option, pressing the '?' button to search for shares on the network)'''		'''(Note: If you're unsure how to mount your shares in SMBMounter just test first with the QuickMount option, pressing the '?' button to search for shares on the network)'''

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	Step K - Now you should have the basics in place to use SAMBA!!! Just reboot your Amiga, load up MiamiDX (or the TCP/IP stack you're using with your Plipbox that you've already setup to use the internet with) and run SMBmounter to mount your SAMBA shares as volumes in Workbench!! Hooray!!!		Step K - Now you should have the basics in place to use SAMBA!!! Just reboot your Amiga, load up MiamiDX (or the TCP/IP stack you're using with your Plipbox that you've already setup to use the internet with) and run SMBmounter to mount your SAMBA shares as volumes in Workbench!! Hooray!!!
		+	'''(Note: If you're unsure how to mount your shares in SMBMounter just test first with the QuickMount option, pressing the '?' button to search for shares on the network)'''

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 You now should have these in a folder on your Amiga:
-samba-2.2.5-base.lha
+:::::SMBMounter.lha
+:::::samba-2.2.5-base.lha
-samba-2.2.5-bin-2.3-68k.lha
+:::::samba-2.2.5-bin-2.3-68k.lha
+:::::smbfs-68k.lha