Just reporting back. Sorry it's taken a while. I've been struggling a bit with getting the database to build. I've made up 3 SD card images to test. The one that I'm using is a new-ish card that has the latest and greatest MoOde installed. Installation was perfect; I added my NAS to the system (Synology DS918+).
In the default settings, the system is able to mount the NAS and 'see's' the directory where my media is. It parses the first directory completely and then stops. When I try to look at what's been registered I can see the tracks and I can play them ok. However, later when I try and look at the NAS directory, the NAS has disappeared from the system. I've tried to 'REGEN' the database with the same results.
I have also tried experimenting with changing the mount flags with the following values:
-vers = 1.0 - NAS mounts ok but only parses one directory and on subsequent look, the NAS doesn't appear to be mounted.
-vers = 2.0 - as above
-vers =3.0/3.1 - NAS doesn't mount
-vers = default - NAS doesn't mount
Removing vers - the NAS doesn't mount at all.
Please accept my apologies if I've posted this message in the wrong thread.
In the default settings, the system is able to mount the NAS and 'see's' the directory where my media is. It parses the first directory completely and then stops. When I try to look at what's been registered I can see the tracks and I can play them ok. However, later when I try and look at the NAS directory, the NAS has disappeared from the system. I've tried to 'REGEN' the database with the same results.
I have also tried experimenting with changing the mount flags with the following values:
-vers = 1.0 - NAS mounts ok but only parses one directory and on subsequent look, the NAS doesn't appear to be mounted.
-vers = 2.0 - as above
-vers =3.0/3.1 - NAS doesn't mount
-vers = default - NAS doesn't mount
Removing vers - the NAS doesn't mount at all.
Please accept my apologies if I've posted this message in the wrong thread.
