Cannot connect to smb-shares, error 50

[fragreaver]

I tried the following things:

 

1. create a file /etc/nsmb.conf (minauth=none)

2. reinstall smbfs.kext via pacifist

3. tried this smb-fix

 

always fixed permissions. nothing worked

It always shows me the following error:

 

 

sudo mount_smbfs //192.168.1.100/stephan ~/share

 

gives me the following:

 

mount_smbfs: /sbin/kextload command failed, exit status 1: Operation not permitted
mount_smbfs: SMB filesystem is not available

 

The file /etc/nsmb.conf is there, but it makes no difference

 

The forum-search doesn't seem to work. It somehow shows the same results everytime, no matter what I search for

Edited February 1, 2007 by fragreaver

[tomtefar]

Use diskutility, repair permissions. Worked for me.

[fragreaver]

Disk Utility didn't help, too

 

edit: yarr, it works!

 

I used a older smbfs.kext I found on my ngage xD

Use these commands to make it, maybe, work:

 

1. sudo chown -R root:wheel smbfs.kext

2. sudo chmod -R 755 smbfs.kext

3. sudo kextload -v smbfs.kext

4. sudo cp -R smbfs.kext /System/Library/Extensions

5. sudo kextcache -k /System/Library/Extensions

 

I attached the smbfs.kext that worked for me.

smbfs.kext.zip

Edited February 2, 2007 by fragreaver

[sziggle]

thanks man. i have been about tearing my hair out for days on this. your kext fixed me right up.