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*Make sure you have ''smbclient'' and ''smbfs'' installed, check by doing a search using synaptic package manager | *Make sure you have ''smbclient'' and ''smbfs'' installed, check by doing a search using synaptic package manager | ||
*Create Media folder in root named "capsule" | *Create Media folder in root named "capsule" | ||
| + | cd /media | ||
| + | sudo mkdir capsule | ||
| + | *Create a launcher using the following script | ||
| + | mount.cifs //192.168.1.1/"Your Friendly Time Capsule Name"/ /media/capsule -o pass=YourTimeCapsulePassword | ||
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Connect Ubuntu system to a time capsule Organic Design procedure |
Time capsule is an apple NAS product. You can connect to it using an ubuntu system with the following procedure
- Make sure you have smbclient and smbfs installed, check by doing a search using synaptic package manager
- Create Media folder in root named "capsule"
cd /media sudo mkdir capsule
- Create a launcher using the following script
mount.cifs //192.168.1.1/"Your Friendly Time Capsule Name"/ /media/capsule -o pass=YourTimeCapsulePassword
