copy file from windows to freebsd

[zodehala]

how can i copy file named c:\image.png on windows to /etc/

 

[mfaridi]

you can install samba on FreeBSD and share folders and copy it to share folder and use it in FreeBSD.

 

[graudeejs]

flash + msdosfs aka fat
Why the smurf do you want to mess /etc with images?

 

[mfaridi]

you can write on CD in use it FreeBSD

 

[DutchDaemon]

you can write on CD in use it FreeBSD

What?

 

[mfaridi]

What?

write that png file in windows and mount it in FreeBSD

 

[dennylin93]

There's read support for FAT32 and NTFS on FreeBSD. If it's on the same computer, simply mount the partition and copy it.

 

[tangram]

how can i copy file named c:\image.png on windows to /etc/

Several methods: USB flash drive, local mounting of the filesystem, network copy using SAMBA, etc.

If the file is on a disk in the local machine then simply mounting the filesystem is fastest method. Something in the lines of:

# mount -t ntfs /dev/ad4s1 /mnt
# cp /mnt/image.png /etc/

If it's on a different machine you can copy it over the network through SAMBA or just plug in a USB flash drive under Windows, copy the file, boot the FreeBSD machine, mount the USB flash drive and copy back the file.

 

[Beastie]

I don't see where the OP said the computers are physically separated or connected through a LAN or something.
He could be dual-booting with Windows, in which case a simple mount(8) suffices.

 

[SirDice]

If you have ssh access to the FreeBSD box use WinSCP.

 

[speed]

I usually install a FTP Server on windows to exchange files. Serv-U is my current FTP server.

 

[pablo]

pscp.exe from PUTTY, if you have running sshd.

 

[Alt]

btw, whats the problem?