I have a Fedora 7 core running. I've set up a network connection to my OS X disk and it can access through graphical folders with no problem. However, how can I get to the OS X filesystem though the shell? There is no mount point (at least from the mount command there is not). Also, I can see from the properties of the connection that it is associated with smb://mylogin@mycomputer where mylogin is mylogin is and mycomputer is my computer's name. However, if I try to do say an ls with such a path name: smb://mylogin@mcomputer/Desktop is fails (doesn't seem to be a permission problem or anything like that, just an outright rejection of the path name as a valid file name. What am I missing?
Also, if there is another way to "directly" access the OS X filesystem from Fedora, I'll be glad to hear about that too, so long as it will include "shell access" too (cd to it, etc).
