mounting nfs from ubuntu client "Device does not exist"
Henry M
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I am trying to mount an existing and exported NFS share on my NAS540 from an Ubuntu client (within the new Windows 10 v2004). I am able to mount from a Fedora client (VM) without issue. Here is my mount command for the Ubuntu client (IP is xxx in this example but real IP I use is valid)
sudo mount xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/i-data/a6786b27/nfs/ndrive /home/ham/landfill
Error message is: "mount.nfs: No such device"
Have researched on my own but come up empty handed. Suggestions?
Thanks in advance for taking a look.
sudo mount xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/i-data/a6786b27/nfs/ndrive /home/ham/landfill
Error message is: "mount.nfs: No such device"
Have researched on my own but come up empty handed. Suggestions?
Thanks in advance for taking a look.
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from an Ubuntu client (within the new Windows 10 v2004)
You mean you are using the 'Windows subsystem for Linux'? I don't think you can use the Linux userland tools to mount an NFS share. The actual mounting is passed to the kernel, but it's not a Linux kernel. Use the Windows tools instead.
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