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...rset = UTF8 unicode = yes Here's the command I run: $ smbmount //.../greek /greek -o username=... creating lame upcase table creating lame lowcase table Password: I don't have a terminal that's set up to show UTF-8 correctly, so I run ls -b to see an escaped listing: $ ls -b /greek df gtrdfhsdf \203\241\203\257\203\241\203\263\203\242\203\241\203\263\203\301\203\320\203\302\203\323 \203\301\203\317\203\303\203\303\203\310.txt That last file has Greek characters; in Unicode, the first byte would be 03; in UTF-8, CE; in CP932, 83. Octal 203 = hex 83, so that file is listed in the Win2K cod...