Mounting smbfs

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To avoid messing around on the internal flash partition, it's a good idea to work on a network drive when playing around. In addition to NFS, SMB/CIFS is also supported.

 mkdir /tmp/root
 smbmount //remotehost/sharename /tmp/root -o username=remoteusername

You may have to enter the remotehost as an IP address - if in doubt, try both its IP address and Network name, then simply enter your password when prompted.