On 10/24/2014 12:07 AM, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
On 10/22/2014 05:04 PM, Stephen Morris wrote:
Hi Michael,
Thankyou for your response. I do have the share mounted and XBMC
doesn't
present that either. It presents every mount point I have except that
one.
You will need to navigate to that mount point. Start at root (/) and
navigate down your tree. XBMC does not need any special support to see
your mounted shares. The NFS support you are asking for is to access
the shares without mounting.
Sorry, what I was referring to was, when I select Vidoes->Files->Add
Video Source, and then select Browse in the dialog popped up, to add a
new share point as the source, the resultant dialog has an entry for
every mount point I have except the nfs mount point. Besides my nfs
share, I have 3 mount points for fedora partitions, 3 mount points for
Ubuntu partitions, and, 3 mount points for Windows partitions, and the
navigation listed above shows all 9 of those mount points as well as
normal 'root filesystem' and samba etc. I can navigate to the nfs mount
point using 'Root filesystem', but why should I have to when it is
already mounted? I would expect it to behave like all the other mount
points and be listed as a mount selection.
As a side issue, XBMC/KODI for Android also show usb ports in its
selection list as they are mount points under /mnt, will XBMC for Fedora
not show any usb ports until something is mounted on them, and as Fedora
mounts usb devices under /run/media, will XBMC detect those or only
detect them if mounted under /mnt?
regards,
Steve
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