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Support for Botic Linux driver

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Duffy Moon

Duffy Moon

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Joined 2008
I wonder if anyone can help me mount my NAS as a music server.
I've edited /etc/fstab thusly:

#windows share directory (cifs)
//192.168.2.100/Public/Music /data/remote cifs user=admin,pass=allders2161,cache=none,gid=audio

# networked file system (nfs)
192.168.2.100:public/Music /data/remote nfs soft
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When I refresh the database in ympd it times out, Do I need to enter anything in the ympd settings?
 
ichiban

ichiban

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Joined 2004
Paid Member
Duffy Moon said:
I wonder if anyone can help me mount my NAS as a music server.
I've edited /etc/fstab thusly:


When I refresh the database in ympd it times out, Do I need to enter anything in the ympd settings?
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Don't know if this will help, but. I entered this using Putty/SSH ....

mount.cifs //Msi-pc/M /data/remote -o username=joe,password=j03

...the files are on a PC running Win7, Msi-pc is the Computers name in Win7 and M is a partition setup with shares. The mount command links the PC partition to /data/remote, after the mount when I do a la -la on it the remote directories show up and when I start an MPD/window on the PC I can see it in the browse data base and can do and update data base. Hope this helps.


I gave up trying to do it in /etc/fstab, for now anyway.

I also found this in my searches ....

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mount error 13 = Permission Denied (your mistake in the mounting Statement)
Solution

Most of people got this Permission Denied access when mounting a
Windows Shared folder

following mounting ->

usually : mount -t cifs //<MachineName>/<Shared Folder> /mnt/Shared -o username=<username>,password=<password>
give you error 13.

correct : mount -t cifs //<MachineName>/<SharedFolder> /mnt/Shared -o username=<DomainName>/<username>,password=<password>

Yes! the only deference is "domain name:<DomainName>" is missing. In case of No Domain try to put your <MachineName> there.
cifs does not locate domain itself (I guess).
 
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nautibuoy

nautibuoy

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Joined 2010
Hi miero.

I did a clean install of Botic V4, flashed it to eMMC and then performed the V5 upgrade. After reboot I'm seeing 'Linux botic 4.0.0-botic5 #1 PREEMPT...'

However, /boot/uboot/uEnv.txt doesn't exist. Did I miss something or make a mistake?

Everything seems to be working.

Thanks

Ray
 
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ichiban

ichiban

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Joined 2004
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Well, I tried to flash eMMC with v4 using

root@bbb:~# /opt/scripts/tools/eMMC/beaglebone-black-make-microSD-flasher-from-eMMC.sh

many lines scrolled on the screen(SSH) powered off and disconnected power cord. Restarted/booted and it's still at v.3.16.1 ?

Tried just booting from SD card, doesn't show v.4 running but v.3?
 
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