I use a Linksys NSLU2 which is an embedded linux device. This device enables the use of a USB hard drive as Network Attached Storage. I recently updated the firmware in the NSLU2. The updated firmware includes samba v3. something. While I can still connect to the USB drive attached to the NSLU2 using a command line I cannot access it using the OS/2 "File and Print Client" graphical interface. Whatever has changed in samba results in the following error messages when I try to open a shared folder using the File and Print Client interface:- "No objects were found that match the search criteria" followed by "The system call level is incorrect". The previous NSLU2 firmware was using samba 2.?? and worked OK as regards File and Print Client access - won't say much about other aspects of the earlier firmware :-) Any chance of getting samba working properly in the near future? - then I have to get Linksys to update the firmware again. Thanks Pete
Can you reproduce this against a stock 3.0.20a build? We can't really debug Linysys firmware, but if yuo can reproduce it against a plain build, then we can work on it.
I probably fixed all these issues concerning File services with Jeremy about release 3.0.16. So 3.0.20a shold work fine.
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I have not tried samba 3.0.20a myself - the difficulty of getting Linksys to upgrade the samba used in the firmware of the NSLU2. I have done the next best thing and asked those OS/2 and eCS users that also use samba somewhere to test 3.0.20a - they all knew exactly what to test for. The response was Positive, samba3.0.20a works Fine. Thank You for your help. Pete