fnad74;584777 Wrote: > "How can SB reconnect to nfs when it reboots?" > > I think we can add the entry to /etc/fstab (I haven't tried yet). Sole > problem: if nfs is not present, SB may not boot, unless one uses > "nofail" (but this option is buggy, i.e. is ignored, on some distros). > > BTW, I have a related question: "How can SB reconnect to nfs when the > NFS server reboots?" For me it's a bigger problem: SB almost never > reboots, but I plan to shut down my nfs server from time to time. > autonfs could be a solution. But there's another problem: what if at > some point SB cannot connect, thinks /media/sda1/MyLibrary mount point > is empty, thus erases the database? Then it needs to rescan once nfs is > recovered... Not very optimal... > > I'm in the process of implementing/testing all this. Suggestions from > anybody are welcome!
Sorry to drag this up again, but I just found a version of tomato-firmware for my router that allows me to export nfs from the attached router hard disk. so what became of testing for this? will it retain entries made in fstab, and is it best to use a local usb stick in the touch as the cache point (or sd card) what happens when the sd/usb is removed? Better yet, is there a way to load all this onto a local usb stick/sd so it will access a remote nfs share when the stick is inserted, but default to the normal SqueezeOS behavior when the local sd/usb is removed? -- crazyj ------------------------------------------------------------------------ crazyj's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=34883 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=77604 _______________________________________________ jive mailing list jive@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/jive
