2011-10-03, 08:06
New to XBMC, but very familiar with Macs, UNIX, and the like.
I don't see a way to set up NFS shares from a server (Solaris 10 NAS) to XBMC running on Mac OS (Lion) unless I manually mount them. Am I missing an obvious option? Using a URI nfs://<ip.address>/share/path does not work as I'd expect it to, and NFS is not on the list of supported protocols in the dialogue for adding network sources.
The xbmc.log simply shows that NFS is an unsupported protocol:
I was hoping to be able to build the databases on the Mac (since it's faster) and then just migrate them to the ATV2, but mounted volumes instead of NFS URI's won't have the proper paths in the database. Another option would be AFP, but I don't see AFP as an option in the add network sources dialogue, either.
Thanks for any clues--
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I don't see a way to set up NFS shares from a server (Solaris 10 NAS) to XBMC running on Mac OS (Lion) unless I manually mount them. Am I missing an obvious option? Using a URI nfs://<ip.address>/share/path does not work as I'd expect it to, and NFS is not on the list of supported protocols in the dialogue for adding network sources.
The xbmc.log simply shows that NFS is an unsupported protocol:
Code:
22:51:59 T:2892681920 M:583770112 DEBUG: Unloading: ImageLib-x86-osx.so
22:52:02 T:2892681920 M:583864320 WARNING: Create - Unsupported protocol(nfs) in nfs://192.168.1.103/nfspool1/movies/
22:52:02 T:2892681920 M:583864320 INFO: Loading skin file: DialogYesNo.xmlI was hoping to be able to build the databases on the Mac (since it's faster) and then just migrate them to the ATV2, but mounted volumes instead of NFS URI's won't have the proper paths in the database. Another option would be AFP, but I don't see AFP as an option in the add network sources dialogue, either.
Thanks for any clues--
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