I tried playing with the options on the mount command, and the first try
worked. You can see the command in the screenshot below, along with the
response.
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You can see that it tries seven times and finally succeeds. (Hooray!!)
Unfortunately, I understand almost none of it. The options in
Paul Webster wrote:
> In general, it is easier (for newcomers) to get CIFS working than NFS -
> assuming your NAS allows connections from Windows systems using Windows
> File Manager (or whatever it is called nowadays).
>
> In that case first show that you can access the NAS share from a
I have a Synology NAS formatted with the Btrfs file system. Can I add a
share to it to pCP? Or does it have to be ext4? What file systems are
included in the "additional filesystems" pack?
Sorry for the noob question, but I've been searching here and other
resources for an hour and a half and I
Paul Webster wrote:
> The NAS is reached over the network so it will be a networking protocol
> that you will have to use.
> In theory the remote use (pCP or you from a desktop computer) should not
> need to know what sort of file system is used on the physical disks.
>
> So NFS or CIFS.
Ahh.
paul- wrote:
> UID and GID are for CIFS mounts. Those options don't work with NFS.
> You should only have vers=3 in your mount options.
Yes, that works. Thanks, guys.
I notice it still tries multiple times, with different values for
"prog", "prot", and "port". But putting these in myself
Okay, another noob question. I have progressed as far as getting pCP
installed with LMS running. I am having trouble getting a network disk
mount set up. My NAS is a Synology DS220+ running DSM 7. I followed the
instructions 'here'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/add_network_share/) for
I am having a hard time getting bluetooth running in pCP 8.0.0. It
installed okay, but then I removed it (for a silly reason probably—I
thought I should check for updates). But after the reboot, there is no
"Install" button, only "Remove". When I click "Power On", it says
"Turning BT controller
paul- wrote:
> Read the previous two pages of this thread. Then post the same data
> that was requested from that user.
I had read those pages (and basically this whole thread) before posting.
My Pi model is 4B, if that's what you're asking. I'm not using a
Bluetooth dongle. I did turn on the
paul- wrote:
> Not sure what occured, sometimes an error can cause a partially
> installed option. If you ssh in, you can remove the extension manually,
> but I would just reflash the image and start over. Much easier
Okay, I'll do that. Fortunately, I saved a backup image before messing
