File System for Windows

how to share with a linux environment ?

Doesn't work at all. Get error "Some operations are taking longer than expected". Can't access anything on SMB. Uninstalled.

Solved my problem mounting a shared drive from my NVIDIA Shield to my Chromebook which would not work with the default networking built into Chrome OS.

Awesome for Chromebook and hdd that is mounted and connected directly to router.

Thank you for writing this software. It took me a long time to figure out how to mount my DNS-321 but here's what worked: Settings cog Keep Password: No Log Level: Info Max Protocol Version: SMB1/CIFS LMCompatabilityLevel: 5 Mount a new Windows file server screen Server Host Name / IP Address: 192.168.1.190 (this is the static IP address I set for the DNS-321 yours will likely be different) Server Port Number: 445 User Name: blank Password: blank Domain Name: blank Shared Resource Name: b... Show more

Without this app, I would not able to mount SMB v1,v2 Mount on Chromebook. Chrome OS only supports SMB v3. Very bad for developing world users, which is a HUGE demographic.

Using the built-in ChromeOS Files app SMB file sharing service I could open files on my Win10 share but I could not write files to my Win10 share. Writing from other Win10 PC's to the share worked fine but I could not write from the ChromeBook's built-in SMB service. Now finally with this app I can write files to my Win10 SMB share! Only problem is that the date info on the files in the share are messed up. They all show "Today 5:00 AM", except for files that actually were written today, thos... Show more

Thank you SOOOO much! Trying to get my network drive on my ASUS router to work with my chromebook has NEVER worked, windows was fine. I tried the inbuilt chromeOS SMB file share but nothing. This worked instantly. Extremely pleased.

Wow! This works great. This may be a bit different than the typical use case. I bought a NAS from Buffalo that had SMB connectivity option, but could not figure out how to make this connection. Since this device was primarily geared for Windows, tech support was not helpful. I could access the NAS via their browser application, but wanted a way to do bulk uploads from my Chrome box. I could do this from my Linux box, but wanted to be able to do it from the Chrome box to do some backup fr... Show more

The only app that I have found works in enabling my Seagate Nas drive to connect to my Chromebook. One bit of confusion but maybe I just need to do some tweaking. I've added some Nas folders that I don't want to have on my Chromebook but I am unable to see how to remove them. Also I am unable to save files directly to the drive. Think I have to save them to my Chromebook, then transfer them to my Nas drive (I've not tried this yet).