[LINUX] Mount Windows shared folder on Raspberry Pi
1. Contents of this article
Here are the steps to mount a Windows shared folder from a Raspberry Pi. The procedure is from Raspberry Pi, but I think that it can be mounted from a Linux PC by the same procedure.
1-1. Usage environment
- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
- Windows 10
2. Windows shared folder mount procedure
Create a Windows shared folder
Right-click the folder to be shared and click the "Share" button on the property sharing tab to set it.
Click the share button to complete the sharing settings. If a screen for specifying the range to be shared is displayed at the time of sharing, it is recommended to set the sharing within the private network.
Mount shared folder on Raspberry Pi
You can access the shared folder by following the procedure described in Making Windows shared folder available on Raspberry Pi.
- Installation of required environment
$ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install samba $ sudo apt-get install smbclient $ sudo apt-get install winbind $ sudo apt-get install libnss-winbind
- Add wins settings to /etc/nsswitch.conf
- Mount Windows shared folder
$ sudo mount -t cifs -o user = abc, password = xxx // (computer name)/(shared folder name)/(mount destination)
Remarks: Release Windows shared folder
If you no longer need to share the folder, you can cancel the access from the right-click menu.
3. In the end
As a countermeasure for Problem that COCO dataset cannot be handled on Raspberry Pi, we decided to take a means to access the shared folder of Windows.
I hope this will be helpful when transferring data from a Linux environment to a Windows environment.
4. Related links
- Make Windows shared folders available on Raspberry Pi (https://qiita.com/Zen-GoTo-May/items/6919b4fd0e8e9a327c70)
- How to unshare Windows 10 shared folder
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