samba - May 2005 - Compiling mount.cifs on OS X Client 10.3.x and headache

I tried but...I can only see a huge list of warnings and errors :(( Why??
When I compiled Samba on other BSD and SysV operating systems everything 
worked.
I always thought that OS X is *not* a full-compatible BSD system (if you 
try to compile any tarball of any free software, you have to fight a 
lot) but now I think I'm pretty sure about it.

Is there a solution or not?

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DashKappei wrote:
> I tried but...I can only see a huge list of warnings and 
> errors :(( Why?? When I compiled Samba on other BSD and
> SysV operating systems everything worked.
> I always thought that OS X is *not* a full-compatible BSD 
> system (if you try to compile any tarball of any free
> software, you have to fight a lot) but now I think I'm
> pretty sure about it.
> 
> Is there a solution or not?
mount.cifs is only for the cifs vfs linux kernel code.
It's of no use on OS X.





cheers, jerry

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