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I tried to give that command via putty. But I got the message that the connection would be rejected (obviously meaning my NAS would not accept the connection attempt from the MOI). So I added username and password for my NAS to the command which look as follows: mount -o nolock 192.168.20.10:/TV-Rec...

Hello Giblets, thanks for your answer. But it does not seem to work. First I tried to creat a new file called "mount" and iserted the follwing line mount -o nolock 192.168.20.10:/TV-Recording /media/Recordings (while "192.168.20.10" is the IP-address of my NAS and "TV-Record...

Hi xiaocao, thanks for your answer. Actually I am already used to using WinSCP for SSH-connections to my OpenElec/XBMC-PCs. And my NAS is also running some Linux as well as the MOI (at least I think it does). But I am no expert in modifying Linux system files or anything like this. Now as to the mou...

Hello,

sorry for asking such (stupid?) question, but I am new to the MOI and not used to using Linux. So where do I insert the "mount"-command and does the mounting persist after a restart of the MOI?

Brgds,

FantasticN