mount -t smbfs -o uid=miguel,username="Miguel de Icaza" "//quack/c$" /mnt
In the above example, my Linux user name is
`miguel', and this will allow this user to have
read/write access to the share.
The host name is `quack', and the name of the share
is `c$' (that is the C: partition).
The file system is accessible on /mnt.
You can perform your cvs update and cvs commits from
the /mnt directory, and run Emacs or your favorite
Linux text editor on the Unix side in this way.
Then from another terminal, you can ssh into your
Windows box using ssh, like this: ssh "Miguel de Icaza@quack"