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--- procedures:pi:mountnas [2022/03/18 11:47]
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 === Mount Synology NAS from the Pi ===
+[[procedures:pi|Back to Raspberry Pi index]]\\
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-sudo mkdir -m777 /mnt/incremental\\
+Put synology 'diskstation' in /etc/hosts\\
-Then edit the /etc/fstab file, which tells your system where to pick up filesystems:\\
+  sudo vi /etc/hosts
-\\
+.168.254.100	diskstation
-sudo nano /etc/fstab\\
+Create the directory for the mountpoint\\
-Add this line to the end of your /etc/fstab, substituting your share name:\\
+  sudo mkdir -m777 /mnt/nas
-\\
+  sudo touch /mnt/nas/This_Mount_Pt_is_NOT_MOUNTED
-diskstation:/volume1/incremental /mnt/incremental nfs defaults,_netdev,nfsvers=3 0 0\\
+Then edit the /etc/fstab file (which tells your system where to pick up filesystems)\\
+with the following line to the end of your /etc/fstab (substituting your share name):\\
+  sudo nano /etc/fstab
+    diskstation:/volume1/share /mnt/nas nfs defaults 0 0
 Save and exit \\
 You can now mount this filesystem, again substituting your share name:\\
-\\
+  sudo mount /mnt/nas/
-sudo mount /mnt/incremental/\\
 This share will automount on boot forever after. If you want to make it manual mount add noauto, after defaults, in the fstab line.\\
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-If you're wanting to access these shares from a process starting at boot, please note that the shares won't be available until the network is available.\\
+If you're wanting to access these shares from a process starting at boot, please note that the shares won't be available until the network is available.\\ \\
+[[procedures:pi|Back to Raspberry Pi index]]\\

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