W2k network - share files with Linux machine?

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Hello,

I have a home network that consists of a RH Linux DHCP server, several
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I'm running Fedora Core 2 (kernel 2.6.8.1) with Samba 3.0.6 on an AMD
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When trying to play files from a W2K share, the sound "skips" all the
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Copying files to/from the W2K computer is fast enough; 4.3MB in 5-6
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Here's the relevant data from the smb.conf file:

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      netbios name    = DRUID
      server string   = Linux
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I tried to ask this question in a Samba related group, but failed to
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Any ideas?


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