@tuck1s
Here's how I do it. This is not the definitive way but a bit cobbled
together way.
I use it on rpi 3b and a 3b+ and also an old Shuttle running the
Raspbian Desktop for pc and mac.
First go to the Qnap > Control Panel > Shared Folders.
Tick the name of the Folder and click on Edit Shared Folder Permissions
(the centre icon on the rhs).
>From the drop down select NFS host access
Add the IP address of the pi click Apply and exit
On the pi create your mount point.
Mine is /mnt/Squeezebox
To test;
In the pi terminal I type
Code:
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sudo mount 192.168.1.***:Squeezebox /mnt/Squeezebox
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and check in the LMS Settings if the folder is mounted.
Then
Code:
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sudo nano /etc/fstab
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and put this as the last line
Code:
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192.168.1.***:/Squeezebox /mnt/Squeezebox nfs4 _netdev,auto 0 0
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Ctrl+x > Y > Enter
Then
Code:
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sudo mount -a
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(to test fstab edits).
The command line I found after trawling the 'net, the command seems to
change with each different version of Rasbian (sigh).
I use the same command on an O2 Joggler, but had to omit the #4 and just
use plain nfs.
Hope this is useful, but do it at your own .........you know the score:p
ronnie
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