Mount NFS folder on Linux boot

Quote from ErikDB

I assume this is a basic setting, but I can't find it...

I mounted a folder successfully on my Linux (Mint) machine using:

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sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.10:/NASLG2-2TB /home/erik/NASLG2-2TB/

But every time I reboot this Linux machine, the NFS mounted folder is gone... Any idea how I could get it mounted automatically on boot?

Thanks for your help!

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There is couple of thingsyou need to do:

1. create directory "/media/nfs/naslg2-2tb" (sudo mkdir -p /media/nfs/naslg2-2tb) on your Mint box and make sure you have permision to it

2. in /etc directory edit fstab file and add line: "192.168.1.10:/export/NASLG2-2TB /media/nfs/naslg2-2tb nfs rw,auto,hard,nofail,intr 0 0"

In Linux you should avoid capitol letters

Reboot. You should have :"naslg2-2tb" visible in your file manager.

Edit your /etc/fstab file on the Linux machine and include the line below. Adjust the options list for your use case if needed.

192.168.1.10:/NASLG2-2TB /home/erik/NASLG2-2TB/ nfs defaults,hard,intr,auto,async,nofail,bg 0 0

ErikDB If you didn't know, switch your OMV NFS server to NFSv3 only, then you can mount NFS shares in your mint desktop nemo filemanager by just clicking on service icons, e.g.: