2014-12-23, 00:17
Sorry about the delay in response. 192.168.101.0/24 covers my whole internal LAN and all my NFS clients connect to this without issue.
The other thing i was thinking of was the libnfs version i installed to compile Kodi with NFS support. I checked my htpc and i don't seem to have the --enable-nfs switch on after checking the command-line history. Is there anyway to confirm what it was compiled with as --version just gives me kodi versions?
Anyway i checked that it did work with NFS (just to make sure i wasn't going mad) and it lists NFS in the source and i can access /mnt/general/global without any problems BUT it does not have libnfs installed.
So i removed the libnfs (v1.9.5-0) from my PC and tried compiling with the --enable-nfs and the configure fails with:
If i run the configure without the --enable-libnfs it completes but with
Is there a known\confirmed working version of libnfs that i could try?
I hope all this makes sense as it is confusing me?...
Thanks again.
The other thing i was thinking of was the libnfs version i installed to compile Kodi with NFS support. I checked my htpc and i don't seem to have the --enable-nfs switch on after checking the command-line history. Is there anyway to confirm what it was compiled with as --version just gives me kodi versions?
Anyway i checked that it did work with NFS (just to make sure i wasn't going mad) and it lists NFS in the source and i can access /mnt/general/global without any problems BUT it does not have libnfs installed.
So i removed the libnfs (v1.9.5-0) from my PC and tried compiling with the --enable-nfs and the configure fails with:
Code:
configure: error: == Could not find libnfs. NFS client support disabled. ==
If i run the configure without the --enable-libnfs it completes but with
Code:
libnfs client support:No
Is there a known\confirmed working version of libnfs that i could try?
I hope all this makes sense as it is confusing me?...
Thanks again.