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Works on SuSE 9.1 (Samba 3.0.2a) with Win98 as guest. But: the user who starts 
qemu needs read/write access to /etc/secrets.tdb, which I think is A Bad Idea 
(TM) ;-)
Perhaps this is on SuSE only? Or did I miss a samba configuration option to 
store secrets.tdb in smb_dir ?

Mapping works (net use x: \\smbserver\qemu). Drive is available until next 
reboot (Win 98!).

Mikesch

P.S.: Performance HOST->GUEST is ok, GUEST->HOST could be better...