Alcaudon wrote:
>
>
> I'm a total noob to linux (this is the first time I use it), and all the
> knowledge I have comes from a few quick and dirty google searches done
> in 30 minutes but probably I can help you.
>
> [snip]
>
> Then I just did:
> >
Code:
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> >
> [fedora@wandboard ~]$ sudo mount NASIPaddress:/volume/folder
>
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> >
>
> This worked for me (the music folder in my NAS was listed in the
> /storage folder), but as I said I have no clue of linux so all this
> might be totally wrong, but it could be of help until someone else
> with more knowledge than I gives you a better reply.
>
> Good luck! ;)
That's fine and thanks for helping out a forum member. Having edited
fstab, you could reduce typing a bit by just doing:
Code:
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sudo mount -a
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This will mount anything in fstab that is not already mounted. Thus, if
you added a new line in /etc/fstab (or uncommented one), it will
incrementally execute just that line. To verify, use
Code:
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df -t nfs
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The newly mounted nfs filesystem and its usage stats will be displayed
assuming the mount succeeded.
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