Re: What does $0 zero dollars mean in Apple app store terminology?

On Apr 21, 2025 at 6:06:43 PM EDT, "Marion" <marion@facts.com> wrote:

On Mon, 21 Apr 2025 21:55:16 +0000, Tyrone wrote :
 
You don't know how ecstatic I am that I can sit at the PC and from the PC,
I can copy files back & forth between iOS & Windows using the command line.
 
What I don't understand yet is the iOS share appears as a drive letter on
the Windows command line - but it doesn't show up as a drive in the Windows
file explorer. It would be fantastic if the share showed up in the GUI.
 
I never said I was a networking expert.

That is obvious.

I have no idea why it's a drive letter on the command line but not the GUI.

Because you are doing it wrong.

Does anyone have any idea why not?

Because you are using
net use \ipaddress\share /user:name password. 

You need a drive letter in there.  I DO THIS ALL THE TIME.

I ALREADY explained this to you in the "How do nonroot" thread. Stop making
this absurd claim. Of COURSE you can map it as a drive letter.  I AM DOING IT
ALL THE TIME.

net use D: \ipaddress\share /user:name password. 

You have to ASSIGN a drive letter for it to appear in Windows File Explorer.
I DO THIS ALL THE TIME. It is NOT "imaginary functionality".