On 07/06/2019 08:03, Henri Derksen wrote:
> How do I share a map at the Pi 3B Raspbian Stretch Linux in the way I can
> connect to at the Acorn RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and !LanMan98FS?
> If that works OK, I donot need to use an USB stick for tranportations.


Your english is hard to understand on technical matters, but if you want
to access files on the Pi remotely, you have several optipons open to you.

1/. Samba. This is the SMB protocol and is compatible with Microsoft
Windows and apple file shares. If you canm manage TCP/IP based SAMBA
(netbios over TCP) rather then the older netbeui proticoals thais should
work fine. Smaba tends to be n te default intsallation


2/. NFS is well supported on the Pi if you install the packages for it.
But I dowubt that Aciorn wopuld support it under RISCOS

3/. SFTP is avilable for file transfer if RISCOS supporets TCP/IP and ssh..

4/. FTP is also available.

Note that all of the above depend on a TCP/IP stack on the Acorn...well
it LOOKS like that exists all right.

If you set up samba on the RPI you SHOULD see it appear on riscos
network viewer.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/samba-file-server/

seems a decent guide



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