Hi,
How could I enable NFS protocol in Mycloud?? I am accessing from a raspxbmc and it is disable.
Thanks and best regards.
NFS is enabled in MyCLoud you need to set a mount point in your linux distro.
Sorry but I am not so skill in linux. I went to add a new shared in NFS and I see my device but no shared folder inside, so I thought that it was disabled.
I would like to use it as a NFS server and also install torrent client.
The rest I already have it, users, FTP, shares, cloud shares, smartware…
Mount nfs shares are not so easy compared to windows but it could be done.
This is a wiki guide from XBMC:
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Network_Filesystem_%28NFS%29
I forgot to say that XBMC forums has a support section for Raspberry Pi users:
http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=166
The problem with NFS shares is an issue with XBMC, because it does not always find the share.
You can manually mount the share by just typing in: nfs://yourmycloudip/yourfolder
So if your My Clouds IP address is 192.168.1.120 and you want to add a folder named Videos you just need to type in
nfs://192.168.1.120/shares/Videos
If he wants to use Raspberry Pi to be a 24/7 torrenting machine and XBMC media player he needs something more permanent and unattended.
I.E. as root in terminal:
mkdir /shared
mount yourMyCloudIP:/nfs /shared
nano etc/fstab
add these lines at the end of fstab file:
#Entry for MyCloud NFS
yourMyCloudIP:/nfs /shared nfs default 0 0
save and exit editor.
Well, if he’s using Raspbmc, then the way I stated to mount the nfs share will be permanent in XBMC.
The method I described is the same way XBMC mounts the share if you use the “Browse” to add the NFS share, it is just a manual way of adding it instead of relying on XBMC to discover the share.
