Hi!
Thank you for our time and help.
I think that clearly iso8859-15 is my issue, because it has á,é,í,ó,ú,ñ and € (€ symbols is the difference between -1 and -15 versions).
After this, I have guessed that iocharset=iso8859-15 has been replaced by nls=iso8859-15, but no luck yet.
I have to found out the solution to "CIFS server not responding" hang on logout. Fortunately I found solution on this same forum (with a workaround script).
But the charset is still not fine.
How can I find my TERA disk charset? This HDD was previously mounted and installed into XP machine, but I installed (without changes) in my Ubuntu machine (virus free)...
This is my recent fstab line (see very useful _netdev command, than wait for network to connect for mounting the unit):
Code:
//192.168.1.13/tera /media/TERA cifs _netdev,auto,exec,user,rw,nls=iso8859-15 0 0
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by
dmizer
^_Pepe_^, as far as I can see, you have three options:
utf8, iso8859-1, and iso8859-15
You could also try:
iocharset=nls_iso8859-15
iocharset=nls_iso8859-1
iocharset=cp1252
I really struggle to find information about character sets and codepage on the internet. It seems that very few people are knowledgeable about the subject. It would also be extremely helpful to know exactly what characterset you're TERA drive is using.
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