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Hi,
I'm still learning Linux, so this may be rudimentary for most of you, but I wanted to post a quick "How To" for accessing files on the DNS-323 "natively" via Linux (instead of the default Samba interface). There have been other posts, but I felt like I had to do an awful lot of searching to get the info. Therefore, thought I'd summarize it for anyone looking to do the same. Also, I am hoping to get feedback regarding some other problems, conflicts, or other implications that I might have overlooked using this method.
Prerequisites: (K)ubuntu with the DNS-323, ffp 0.5
On the DNS:
1. Enable unfs
cd /ffp/start chmod 755 unfsd.sh
2. Restart DNS
On the Linux computer:
1. Install nfs support
sudo apt-get install nfs-common
2. Create mount point
sudo mkdir /media/dns323
3. Edit the fstab
gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
4. Add a line at the bottom for the DNS to the fstab (make sure to substitute your own DNS-323's IP address!)
192.168.0.200:/mnt/HD_a2 /media/dns323 nfs rw,auto 0 0
5. Save, exit, then activate the fstab
sudo mount -a
Now you're done!
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