I have a Roon Nucleus+ with an 8TB internal SSD installed.
What I would like to achieve, is to synchronize my music from my server onto the the Nucleus SSD.
The server is my ‘system of record’ for my music. I want to propagate changes to my music folders on my server to the Nucleus SDD, every x-hour.
I am syncing other data between servers using Rsync but I cannot mount my SSD in my Linux partition on my server. I am hitting an ‘invalid argument’ (22) after issuing:
mount //192.168.1.11/Data/Storage/InternalStorage -o username=Guest,password=Guest /mnt/nucleus. Going over the topics in this forum, it looks like this is not possible … ?
Would you have suggestions for me as to how to get this show on the road?
Thanks in advance,
Gerco
Doesn’t sound like an unsolvable issue to me, so use the internet to troubleshoot and resolve your mount issue?
Note: If you expect help from others here, it might be good to provide more information like fro example: What is your Linux distribution (name. flavor, version)? Has that mount line ever worked for you (with another share of course)?, …
PS: I have a hard time to believe that URL should/could work (missing protocol “smb:
” in front of it; not in Windows format using backslashes either).
I have gone over them (of course) but it didn’t help me. The logfile didnt give direction either: just reported ‘unable to mount’.
You’re referring to Windows but I am using Linux where I have mounted other network mountpoints in a similar fashion.
Thanks for your reply @BlackJack
I mentioned the URL. The URL usually starts with the protocol (smb:
//server/share
) or is in Windows format (\\server\share
).