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Connect to a wifi network (I used the GUI in Retroarch, but connmanctl services shows the same connection).
Follow the instructions on the page Serving ROMs from a NAS to create a .mount file and enable the service using systemctl.
Reboot Lakka.
Expected Result
The share mounts successfully, and ROMs will appear in the File Browser under /storage/roms/nas.
Actual Result
The share fails to mount, citing a network error (details below). No files from the NAS appear in the File Browser.
Notes
The share can be successfully mounted after boot by connecting via SSH, using the command systemctl restart storage-roms-nas.mount, then restarting Retroarch, after which the files appear in the File Browser as expected. However, this has to be done every time Lakka is rebooted.
The share successfully mounts and works as expected if an ethernet cable is connected before Lakka boots.
Logs/Files
Contents of /storage/.config/system.d/storage-roms-nas.mount:
Version
Lakka (official): 5.0 (RPi4.aarch64)
Hardware
Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
Steps to Reproduce
connmanctl services
shows the same connection).systemctl
.Expected Result
The share mounts successfully, and ROMs will appear in the File Browser under
/storage/roms/nas
.Actual Result
The share fails to mount, citing a network error (details below). No files from the NAS appear in the File Browser.
Notes
systemctl restart storage-roms-nas.mount
, then restarting Retroarch, after which the files appear in the File Browser as expected. However, this has to be done every time Lakka is rebooted.Logs/Files
/storage/.config/system.d/storage-roms-nas.mount
:journalctl -xeu storage-roms-nas.mount
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