Trying to mount a NSA Buffalo LS210D Drive to my Ubuntu Workstation
by SRUTEXMAN47 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6PGCT)
Well,
I just got a new NAS for the house and I have one in place today that works fine it is just too small. So I setup the share and get the NAS on the network. I can ping it and I can attach from my windows devices... however, I have a Rocky Linux and Ubuntu device and it will not mount. Now my old drive mounted with this command:
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I get the following error:
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what is strange is that exact syntax works for my WD NAS, but this buffalo one it will not. when I check the help --mount page I see that my syntax seems correct... Now this device supports SMB & cifs but I am struggling with this one for sure.
Can someone take a gander at my syntax to see if I just have something out of place or missing something completely? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
I just got a new NAS for the house and I have one in place today that works fine it is just too small. So I setup the share and get the NAS on the network. I can ping it and I can attach from my windows devices... however, I have a Rocky Linux and Ubuntu device and it will not mount. Now my old drive mounted with this command:
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twilson@texxxx01:/mnt$ sudo mount -t cifs -o user=txxx,uid=1000,gid=1001 //192.168.1.195/wilshare /mnt/NetShare Password for txxx@//192.168.1.195/wilshare: |
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mount error(22): Invalid argument Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) and kernel log messages (dmesg) twilson@texlaplnx01:/mnt$ |
Can someone take a gander at my syntax to see if I just have something out of place or missing something completely? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.