(中文版請見下一篇文章)
(Though jnlin and lwhsu are pushing me migrate the host of kmd.twbbs.org to amd64 architecture; for some historical reasons, my server will stay in i386-arch within a few years.)

In general case, FreeBSD users who want to mount a samba file system to node can be simply done by using “mount_smbfs” command; then, it will load “smbfs.ko” module automatically.
Thanks to KLD!! (Kernel LoaDable module)

But when booting the system into PAE mode, the kernel were static linked; so, kernel modules are invalid in this scenario. A similar circumstance would happen while trying mounting optical drives, such as CD, DVD and etc.
And there is a workaround….

MAKE THEM STATIC LINKED!!
To do so, you have to edit the kernel configuration file, and add lines.
For Samba:

options　　NETSMB    # Samba file system network support
options　　SMBFS     # Samba file system kernel option
options　　LIBICONV  # Support for multi-charset

For CDFS (ISO9660):

options　　CD9660
options　　CD9660_ICONV