Re: [Rpcemu] Message meaning

On 10/01/2024 11:22, Dave wrote:
> In article <384fd019-ed1b-9722-646d-82592d66b214@dewberryfields.co.uk>,
> Michael Howard <mike@dewberryfields.co.uk> wrote:
>> On 10/01/2024 07:51, Dave wrote:
>>> RPCEmu 0.9.4 Running RISC OS 5.29
>>>
>>> RPCEmu is network configured and connects okay with Netsurf.
>>> Trying to use LM98 to connect to the other hardrives on the Host
>>> machine.
>>>
>>> Please, what does the following mean?
>>>
>>> 07:22:13.72 ** WimpError ** from LanMan98 Filer Error : &00000000
>>> Message: Insufficient server memory to perform the requested
>>> function.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Dave
>>>
>> Were you actually carrying out some filer action whilst connected? I ask
>> because I got a similar error the other day whilst creating a very large
>> zip file using sparkfs, but on real hardware, so it may not be an Rpcemu
>> issue.
> Not that I know off, I'd just run RPCEmu and tried to LM98 connect to one
> of the Host Hardrives (The HD is set Win side as Shared.)
>
> Just tried it again. straight from booting, no change.
>
>> As to accessing other drives on the host, you could try using
>> 'Junctions' (as opposed to 'Hard' liks) on the Windows side from within
>> your Hostfs directory.
> Sorry, I think I don't understand that...
>
> Could you expand a bit, please?
>
> Thanks
> Dave
>
> Nb: FWIW. I've checked that in Windows 10, SMB 1.0/cfs Sharing support,
> both Client and Server are ticked On.
>
I assume you are running RPCEmu on Widows 10? I assume this as you are
trying to connect to other disks on the 'Host' machine and have enabled
SMB client support.

The other option would be Junctions (symbolic links) in you HostFS
directory pointing to the folder on another drive that you want access
to from RISC OS. So, in Windows command prompt, change directory to your
HostFS directory on the host, say;

cd c:\users\Dave\rpcemu\HostFS
mklink /D share1 D:\real_dir1
mklink /D share2 E:\dir\real_dir2

This will create links named share1 & share2 which you can access from
within your HostFS root inside RISC OS.

D:\real_dir1 & E:\dir\real_dir2 are existing directories on two
different drives that you want access to. They do NOT need to be shared,
no need for SMB or LM.

--
Michael Howard.


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