Hi All,
I am building a new NAS and getting everything working, right now both are in play so I can check things side by side. My problem is that Kodi (on my Linux PC, Manjaro) cannot see the new NFS share I created.
When I use the usual method to add a Video Repo, Video > Files > Add videos... > Browse > NFS, at this point I see only the old NAS, not the new one.
Now I can manually mount this new NFS share using the terminal like so `sudo mount -t nfs kablamo.local:/Media ./nfs` and it mounts and is browsable without credentials, as intended.
So my question is does Kodi require more to be able to 'see' the share, I've never had to do anything in the past. Could it be some kind of caching?
Any suggestions welcome.
Thanks,
Noki
I am building a new NAS and getting everything working, right now both are in play so I can check things side by side. My problem is that Kodi (on my Linux PC, Manjaro) cannot see the new NFS share I created.
When I use the usual method to add a Video Repo, Video > Files > Add videos... > Browse > NFS, at this point I see only the old NAS, not the new one.
Now I can manually mount this new NFS share using the terminal like so `sudo mount -t nfs kablamo.local:/Media ./nfs` and it mounts and is browsable without credentials, as intended.
So my question is does Kodi require more to be able to 'see' the share, I've never had to do anything in the past. Could it be some kind of caching?
Any suggestions welcome.
Thanks,
Noki
