Difference between revisions of "Sharing from Windows 7"

Revision as of 11:07, 13 June 2010

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Select the WinNFSd-2.0 folder > Right Click + Shift > Open command window here

Create a folder called C:\share

Back to command windows:

winnfsd.exe c:\share

That's it.

Test from GNU/Linux

$ mkdir ~/share
$ sudo mount sudo mount server.mydomain.com:/c/share /home/user/share

(Note: no trailing slashes).

Test on WDTV:

display available exports on remote NFS server (the one you just set up)

$ showmount  -e  <NFS-Server-IP>
<shareLocation>        <clientIP>(<permissions>)

clientIP can be a list and should include the IP of your wdtv, or the IP block its in.

mount export

$ xmount  "<NFS-Server-IP>:<shareLocation>"  "<shareLabel>"  nfs

If you have a Gen 1 WDTV (original WDLXTV) you *must* use nfs.app.bin. NFS capability is built in to WDLXTV-G2 and WDLXTV-Live

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Notes:

haneWIN is a popular paid for option.
WinNFSd has not been developed since 2005 but works ok and gives a nice command window with logged output.
WinNFSd is not installed as a service but this may be possible without too much trouble.

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 (Note: no trailing slashes).
+'''Test on WDTV:'''
+display available exports on remote NFS server (the one you just set up)
+ $ showmount  -e  <NFS-Server-IP>
+ <shareLocation>        <clientIP>(<permissions>)
+clientIP can be a list and should include the IP of your wdtv, or the IP block its in.
+mount export
+ $ xmount  "<NFS-Server-IP>:<shareLocation>"  "<shareLabel>"  nfs
+If you have a Gen 1 WDTV (original WDLXTV) you *must* use nfs.app.bin. NFS capability is built in to WDLXTV-G2 and WDLXTV-Live
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