01-24-2024, 08:24 PM
I have no idea why you might be seeing a phantom "NAS" subdirectory in your share as viewed in xplorer2.
Nothing like that has ever appeared in my tests looking at moOde shares with Win10 Pro and its built-in File Explorer.
To follow on to @Nutul's question, show us the output you get when you enter the command lsblk -fs from the moOde command line (either via moOde's SSH Terminal, found in moOde's System config screen, or via ssh from another computer)
As an example, here's the output from one of my players with one USB thumbdrive mounted which has the FAT32 volume label "KAR01". It's been mounted in moOde's filesystem as /media/KAR01
The SMB share served on my LAN is \\sunroom\KAR01 and browsing it using the Windows File Explorer shows exactly the contents of it with nothing added.
Regards,
Kent
Nothing like that has ever appeared in my tests looking at moOde shares with Win10 Pro and its built-in File Explorer.
To follow on to @Nutul's question, show us the output you get when you enter the command lsblk -fs from the moOde command line (either via moOde's SSH Terminal, found in moOde's System config screen, or via ssh from another computer)
As an example, here's the output from one of my players with one USB thumbdrive mounted which has the FAT32 volume label "KAR01". It's been mounted in moOde's filesystem as /media/KAR01
Code:
NAME FSTYPE FSVER LABEL UUID FSAVAIL FSUSE% MOUNTPOINT
sda1 vfat FAT32 KAR01 B094-1FB2 6.8G 9% /media/KAR01
└─sda
mmcblk0p1 vfat FAT32 boot 3393-CDE0 221.6M 12% /boot
└─mmcblk0
mmcblk0p2 ext4 1.0 rootfs 485d67c4-ba74-43d5-a206-a19d9ecec0b9 10.4G 23% /The SMB share served on my LAN is \\sunroom\KAR01 and browsing it using the Windows File Explorer shows exactly the contents of it with nothing added.
Regards,
Kent
