Yeah that is my intention to just make a path to the 4K stuff and see if it is resolved.
You donāt even need to add it to your library until you resolve the problem. Just use the file browser.
192.168.2.18/M:\XBMC\Movies /mnt/Server_Movies nfs noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0
With this line in fstab I am getting this :
osmc@osmc:~$ cd /mnt/Server_Movies
-bash: cd: /mnt/Server_Movies: No such device
Apologies for being so incompetent here and I appreciate the patience
[4]+ Stopped sudo nano /etc/fstab
osmc@osmc:~$ sudo nano /etc/fstab
osmc@osmc:~$ cd /mnt/Server_Movies
-bash: cd: /mnt/Server_Movies: No such device
osmc@osmc:~$ ^C
osmc@osmc:~$ sudo mount /mnt/Server_Movies
mount.nfs: Failed to resolve server 192.168.2.18/M: Name or service not known
osmc@osmc:~$ ^C
osmc@osmc:~$ grab-logs -f - J
usage: grab-logs [-h] [-A] [-T FILENAME] [-C] [-P] [-I] [-p] [-v] [-k] [-r]
[-s] [-f] [-O] [-o] [-a] [-J] [-l] [-i] [-d] [-K] [-m] [-D]
[-b] [-z] [-n] [-X]
grab-logs: error: unrecognized arguments: - J
osmc@osmc:~$WIthout knowing about your NAS, the fstab line should probably look like this:
192.168.2.18:/XBMC/Movies /mnt/Server_Movies nfs noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0
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I dont have a NAS. Its just HDDs on my PC running hanewin NFS.
M:\XBMC\Movies -public -readonly -name:Movies6 192.168.2.20\
This is the path I want to add to fstab. Its physical address is drive M:\XBMC\Movies
If I want to find it over NFS via kodi or my phone its 192.168.2.18/Movies6
Iāve tried
192.168.2.18:/M:\XBMC\Movies /mnt/Server_Movies nfs noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0
and
192.168.2.18:/Movies6 /mnt/Server_Movies nfs noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0
And both get the previous errors I had.
We need to know how they are actually shared:
showmount -e 192.168.2.18Export list for 192.168.2.18:
/Movies 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/TV 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/Movies2 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/TV2 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/Movies3 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/Test 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/TV3 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/Movies4 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/TV4 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/TV5 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/Movies5 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/Blair 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/TV6 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-public
/Movies6 192.168.2.20,-readonly,-publicTry:
$ sudo mount /mnt/Server_Movies
Thatās assuming that your fstab is still:
192.168.2.18:/Movies6 /mnt/Server_Movies nfs noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0
Automount doesnāt always work well from the command line.
osmc@osmc:~$ sudo mount /mnt/Server_Movies
osmc@osmc:~$ cd /mnt/Server_Movies
osmc@osmc:/mnt/Server_Movies$ sudo systemctl daemon-reload
osmc@osmc:/mnt/Server_Movies$ sudo systemctl restart remote-fs.target
osmc@osmc:/mnt/Server_Movies$ cd /mnt/Server_Movies
osmc@osmc:/mnt/Server_Movies$ ls
Blade Runner - 1982 Goodfellas - 1990 Mad Max Fury Road - 2015 The Dark Knight - 2008
Ex Machina - 2014 Inception - 2010 Sicario - 2015 The Dark Knight Rises - 2012
Get Out - 2017 Life of Pi - 2012 Split - 2016
Looks like that was a winner
Says it can be added as a media source under the path /mnt/
I cannot seem to find it under NFS or anything else.
Look under root.
Found it, looking like my playback issues have been resolved as well until further notice. Thanks @bmillham for sticking with me.
So the solution was to use NFS?
No problem 
Back to Goodfellas
Fstab was the solution I already had NFS
Yes indeed, thanks to you as well Sam you wise guy.
One last question. In regards to my iperf, should my speed be much higher than ~100mbit/s?
If the Vero 4K is wired, your iperf is what Iād expect. If WiFi it dependsā¦
So since you are wired (I had to scroll back up to remind myself) you are getting good performance.