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Network File System (NFS) - a distributed file system protocol

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I have two Raspberry Pis, say Pi-One and Pi-Two. I have an NFS share setup on Pi-One. I have 2 users on Pi-Two, the original 'Pi' (uid=1000, gid=1000), and 'Steve' (uid=1001, gid=1001). Whatever I do ...
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I have a disk image file looped to the directories (with two partitions): /srv/bookworm-image/loop0p1 /srv/bookworm-image/loop0p2 These directories are normal boot and root partitions of bookworm ...
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I have a Google Chromecast with an app that I would like to connect to my NFS share on my NAS. The app does not have a built-in NFS (or smb) client, so there is no way I can make the connection ...
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Please excuse me if I am asking this question in the wrong place: I'm trying to network boot Ubuntu 22.04 on a Raspberry Pi 4B, and I'm not entirely clear where Raspberry ends and Ubuntu begins :-) ...
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For my project, I need to get the feed (preferably simultaneousely) of 2 pi cameras (one on each pi 4). As of now, both are communicating through ssh over wifi. It's very slow, not reliable and very ...
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I am gradually getting a Pi 4 cluster up and running, and have hit an issue I have not been able to resolve with google. It is my understanding of the Ubuntu boot process that is lacking really. I ...
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I know that the question sound creasy, but I will explain the purpose in a while. I have a NAS at home with many storage space, shared as SMB/NFS folders in my network. My idea would be to connect 1 ...
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I'm creating a kubernetes cluster with 1 desktop pc and 3 raspberry pi4. The desktop PC is set as master node and NFS server. Each RPi4 has two USB keys: Ubuntu 21.04 Server on 32GB key Storage on ...
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I'm trying to wrap my head around connecting my Pi2B to a NAS using NFS. In this answer, @Ingo wrote. As customary then you mount to nfs shares with entries in /etc/fstab. This line in your /etc/...
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I'm familiar with Windows but a Linux newbie. I have a Synology NAS which I want to use with my Raspberry Pi 2B (which is running Tvheadend). The NAS supports NFS, SMB and AFP. I want to minimise ...
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I created a basic NFS share on my RPi4 following the RaspberryPi doc and PiMyLife tutorial. First, installed nfs-kernel sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server -y then, set permissions sudo chown -R ...
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I am trying to mount an NFS share from one Raspberry Pi 4 (Raspbian 10) on another Raspberry Pi 4 (Raspbian 10) but I keep getting an error. $ sudo mount -vvvv -t nfs 172.20.0.14:/mnt/backup/foo /mnt ...
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I have a nfs server on a raspberry pi 3 b+, that share an ext4 directory. The nfs client is a windows 10 computer. I have a problem with character encoding on client side. All accent characters are ...
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I've recently been transitioning the various Raspberry Pis on my (wired) network over to use NFS root filesystems rather than mounting them from the SD cards, to avoid the assorted known problems with ...
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I'm trying to mount a NFS share on two Raspberry Pi, both running raspbian buster, but I can't. The same commands and steps issued on several VMs that I have running Debian buster minimal, work as ...
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