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 <h2 align=center>The smbfs filesystem</h2>
 
-The smbfs filesystem is a mountable SMB filesystem for Linux. It does
-not run on any other systems.<p>
+<p>The smbfs filesystem is a mountable SMB filesystem for Linux. It does
+not run on any other systems.</p>
 
-Up until recently smbfs has not been maintained as nobody in the Samba
-Team used it. This has now changed, and Andrew Tridgell <a
-href="mailto:tridge@linuxcare.com">tridge@linuxcare.com</a> has taken
-over maintainence. <p>
-
-A new release of smbmount will be in the 2.0.6 release of Samba. <p>
-
-<h3>Compiling smbmount</h3>
-
-If you install a binary RPM of Samba then you should find that
-smbmount is already built for you. Otherwise you will need to build it
-from the Samba sources.<p>
-
-<ol>
-<li>Grab the latest Samba sources and unpack them
-<li>Configure with "./configure --with-smbmount"
-<li>Compile using "make"
-<li>Run "make install"
-</ol>
-
-After that you should read the smbmount man page for info on using smbmount
+<p>smbfs has not been maintained in the last few years. Instead, development 
+has been focused on another implementation of the CIFS protocol in the 
+kernel. See the <a href="http://linux-cifs.samba.org/">CIFS VFS</a> for 
+more information. </p>
 
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