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technical:raspberry_pi_nfs [2019/08/25 19:56] – bob | technical:raspberry_pi_nfs [2019/09/24 08:11] (current) – bob | ||
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sudo groupadd -g 1001 home | sudo groupadd -g 1001 home | ||
- | sudo adduser | + | sudo usermod -a -G home pi |
- | newgrp home | + | |
==== Mount Windows share from Raspberry Pi ==== | ==== Mount Windows share from Raspberry Pi ==== | ||
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sudo mount -t cifs // | sudo mount -t cifs // | ||
- | ==== Setup FreeNAS NFS Share with all users mapped to root ==== | + | ==== Setup FreeNAS NFS Share ==== |
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+ | Map all users (Mapall User) " | ||
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==== Mount NFS share from Raspberry Pi ==== | ==== Mount NFS share from Raspberry Pi ==== | ||
+ | To mount NFS server by hand... | ||
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+ | sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.100.150:/ | ||
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+ | For some reason vi swap files are jacked up. Run "vi -n" to suppress swap file creation. | ||
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+ | Put mount info in /etc/fstab to make mounting easier. | ||
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+ | 192.168.100.150:/ | ||
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+ | Then just issue a mount command. | ||
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+ | sudo mount / | ||
- | sudo mount -t nfs -o rw 192.168.100.150:/ |