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| === Mount Synology NAS from the Pi === | === Mount Synology NAS from the Pi === | ||
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| - | Then edit the /etc/fstab file, which tells your system where to pick up filesystems: | + | Put synology ' |
| + | sudo vi / | ||
| + | 192.168.254.100 diskstation | ||
| + | Create the directory for the mountpoint\\ | ||
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| + | sudo touch / | ||
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| + | 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 | sudo nano /etc/fstab | ||
| - | Add this line to the end of your /etc/fstab, substituting your share name:\\ | + | |
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| Save and exit \\ | Save and exit \\ | ||
| You can now mount this filesystem, again substituting your share name:\\ | You can now mount this filesystem, again substituting your share name:\\ | ||
| - | sudo mount /mnt/incremental/ | + | sudo mount /mnt/nas/ |
| This share will automount on boot forever after. If you want to make it manual mount add noauto, after defaults, in the fstab line.\\ | 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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