This will help you establish a wireless connection between Linux and your . Once this connection is established, you will be able to transfer files between your computer and your .
Establishing a connection
Launch this application, and do not switch to any other application on your for as long as you want a connection. Then, if you are using Gnome,
- Open Nautilius; this is probably your default file manager program
- In the "Go" menu, select "Connect to Server" (or press Ctr-l).
- In the address field (which is already selected), type dav:// or dav://, then press the return key.
- The will now appear as a folder in Nautilius.
If you are using KDE,
- Open Konqueror; this is probably your default file manager program
- In the address field, type webdav:// or webdav://, then press the return key.
- The will now appear as a folder in Konqueror.
If you are not using Gnome or KDE (or if your version of these programs is quite old), you will have to use davfs.
Troubleshooting
If you have a problem establishing a connection, you can:
- Make sure your and your computer are on the same WiFi network.
- Check the application settings, the server setting must be enabled.
- Make sure the application is running on your
If you have tried and failed with every other solution, you might have a very restrictive WiFi router. In this case, a solution could be to establish a direct ad hoc WiFi connection between your and your computer.