I recently moved from LMS running on an old Synology NAS to LMS running
on piCorePlayer on a raspberry pi4.  No matter what I do, I'm not able
to mount the disk - both via CIFS and NFS.  My preference is to use CIFS
instead of turning NFS on, but if that's the only option I have, then
that's fine.  I've tried to find a solution online, but nothing I've
tried has resolved the issue.

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On the piCorePlayer, the command it tries to run is:
mount -v -t cifs -o username=lmspicore,password=*****,vers=3.0
//10.0.2.5/"music" /mnt/music_nas
Response is simply [ERROR] Disk Mount Error, Try to Reboot.

Is there a way to get piCorePlayer to mount //10.0.2.5/music and not
//10.0.2.5/"music" (with the double quotes) - I'm assuming that's
causing the problem?

Some things to note:
NAS volume is formatted as BTRFS.
ls -l on /mnt/music_nas: drwxr-xr-x    2 tc       staff           40 Dec
31  1969 music_nas/
lmspicore user is configured on the NAS and has Read/Write rights to the
music share
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I did try to mount the NAS via SSH/CLI, but received the following
error:
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o username=lmspicore,password=*****,vers=3.0
//10.0.2.5/music /mnt/music_nas
mount: /mnt/music_nas: cannot mount //10.0.2.5/music read-only.

Appreciate any input no guidance on next steps/things to investigate.


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