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Mount a samba share, mount error: cifs filesystem not supported by the system

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vincent.t:
I install piCore64-16.0.0.img on a Rasbberry Pi5

I want to mount a samba share from my linux NAS. so I installed cifs-utils and tried

--- Code: ---sudo mount -t cifs -o guest //192.168.1.10/media /home/tc/media
--- End code ---

and got the following error

--- Code: ---mount error: cifs filesystem not supported by the system
mount error(19): No such device
mount: mounting //192.168.1.10/media on /home/tc/media failed: No such device
--- End code ---

how do I get cifs support?
Thanks

patrikg:
Why mount samba share, in Linux NAS ?
When you have NFS for Linux.

I think you need to install filesystems extension with the Kernel module cifs.

--- Code: ---filesystems-$(uname -r)-piCore-v8.tcz

--- End code ---

vincent.t:
SMB because I also have macos and windows (well not anymore in fact) clients connecting to it. I could set up a nfs share as well if cifs is not working.

I installed with tce-load -wi filesystems-6.12.25-piCore-v8-16k.tcz  (which is my uname -r), I just copy the exact command line because I'm not familiar with tce-load.

rebooted and I still have the same error, cifs filesystem not supported.

patrikg:
You could try to load the cifs your self with:

--- Code: ---sudo modprobe cifs
--- End code ---

And check if it's being populated into the filesystems list in proc:

--- Code: ---cat /proc/filesystems
--- End code ---

vincent.t:

--- Code: ---sudo modprobe cifs
modprobe: can't load module cifs (kernel.tclocal/fs/smb/client/cifs.ko): unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter
--- End code ---

no cifs in cat /proc/filesystems

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