Mapping NFS from telnet

[Caterpillar]

Is possible to map networks shares from telnet instead using the GUI interface? Is so stressful to see in the GUI interface all erased if for my fault I miss one letter in the address and the mapping fails. I have to rewrite everything with the remote control and this takes lots of time

[greyback]

You need to do that only once though, the OSD (Arizona fw) saves the details of your successful NFS and SMB mounts for future use.

You can mount NFS via telnet by the usual linux command. However this network connection is lost on reboot. If you're using Torfu, try:
http://forums.neurostechnology.com/smf/index.php?topic=7918.0
and this can be modified to suit Arizona quite easily (read on to page 2).

You can also edit the OSD's network share file manually (Arizona only), it's to be found in /mnt/tmpfs/mount_CF-card/data/network.ini, whose syntax is:

Code:

[NFSSERVER]
NewConnectionName=NFSSERVER
ServerHostName=servername
ServerIPAddr=192.168.1.2
ServerShareFolder=sharedfolder
Type=1  //1=SMB, I think 0=NFS
UserName=user
UserPassword=pass

Hope this helps!
-G

[Caterpillar]

I use arizona. How can I edit files from the telnet? The nano commands doesn't work

[greyback]

vi is the only text editor available by default.

You can get nano by trying LPKG
-G

[Caterpillar]

You need to do that only once though, the OSD (Arizona fw) saves the details of your successful NFS and SMB mounts for future use.

You can mount NFS via telnet by the usual linux command. However this network connection is lost on reboot. If you're using Torfu, try:
http://forums.neurostechnology.com/smf/index.php?topic=7918.0
and this can be modified to suit Arizona quite easily (read on to page 2).

You can also edit the OSD's network share file manually (Arizona only), it's to be found in /mnt/tmpfs/mount_CF-card/data/network.ini, whose syntax is:

Code:

[NFSSERVER]
NewConnectionName=NFSSERVER
ServerHostName=servername
ServerIPAddr=192.168.1.2
ServerShareFolder=sharedfolder
Type=1  //1=SMB, I think 0=NFS
UserName=user
UserPassword=pass

Hope this helps!
-G

I did that, but the OSD does not accept the NFS share :|
I'm sure that NFS on the server is working well because I can access to it from my laptop computer.

Any suggestion?

[openworld]

Mounting NFS on Arizona doesn't work for me neither.
I also updated the wiki.
http://wiki.neurostechnology.com/index.php/OSD_Mount_network_shares