2016-04-30, 15:04
OK - stick with me here, as this is a little complex. I have an NFS server which is sharing two different shares. Each share comes from a different block device /dev/sda and /dev/sdab. The NFS server is on a raspberry pi. I can succesfully mount the different shares on my linux laptop and it behaves as expected.
However, when I try to mount it on my kodi raspberry pi, I only ever get to see the one block device (/dev/sdb). I go to Videos, then add videos, then browse, then Network File System, then the ip address of the server comes up - click on that and I'm presented with /srv/nfs4/video and /srv/nfs4/video1 - it doesn't matter which one I click, I get the same block device. I'm guessing this problem is with Kodi as it works fine on my other linux machines.
Could it be a mismatch between the server and client version? What other things should I be looking out for? I've even tried mounting it via the command line
and
but get the same results (i.e. the same block device in both disk3 and disk4 directories.
However, when I try to mount it on my kodi raspberry pi, I only ever get to see the one block device (/dev/sdb). I go to Videos, then add videos, then browse, then Network File System, then the ip address of the server comes up - click on that and I'm presented with /srv/nfs4/video and /srv/nfs4/video1 - it doesn't matter which one I click, I get the same block device. I'm guessing this problem is with Kodi as it works fine on my other linux machines.
Could it be a mismatch between the server and client version? What other things should I be looking out for? I've even tried mounting it via the command line
Code:
sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.215:/srv/nfs4/video /home/osmc/disk3
and
Code:
sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.215:/srv/nfs4/video1 /home/osmc/disk4
but get the same results (i.e. the same block device in both disk3 and disk4 directories.