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Anyways, I just got IPTV, it goes trough router to set top box to ...
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- 10-15-2012 #1Just Joined!
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Mounting NFS Share on TV.
I have no idea where to put this question, apologize if this is a wrong section

Anyways, I just got IPTV, it goes trough router to set top box to TV. For some reason this box only allows the mounting of NFS shares. Problem is I have no clue how they work and I'd prefer to use samba or Hanewin or w/e to make a share on windows, so assuming I have created a share whose path is D:\\Movies in one of those programs what path would I need to type in TV?
- 10-15-2012 #2Linux Newbie
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You don't tell what system you're using for storing your movies you want to access. First, if this file server is under Windows, you're doomed. Move all your stuff to a Linux box ASAP. Second, if your file server is running Linux, well done. All you need to do is :
-install the NFS kernel server if it's not already done. For Ubuntu, the command is-declare your share by editing your exports fileCode:sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
-restart nfsCode:sudo nano /etc/exports /path_to_your_share *(rw)
If, for some reason, you want to stay on Windows, you may download "microsoft services for Unix" and RTFM.
And for God's sake, DON'T USE SAMBA to share files between Non-M$ boxes.
Now, why does you TV only accept NFS shares ? The reason is trivial. It's based on free softwares, and using a M$ copyrighted technology is not free, nor like in free beer, nor like in free speech.


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