NFS doesn't work, when mount in Synology NAS

Libretro Lakka
#1

Hi! i want serving ROMs from a Synology NAS, but it doesnt work.

I write this command: mount -v -t nfs syno-host:volume1/roms/ /storage/roms/nas/ But:

mount: mounting syno-host:volume1/roms/ on /storage/roms/nas/ failed: Bad file descriptor```

Before these actions, i read this [guide](http://www.lakka.tv/doc/Serving-ROMs-from-a-NAS/), set up NFS on Synology and testing mount on Mac, and its works fine.

Then i found [information](http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php/NFS_Shares_with_Synology) about incompatibility with XBMC's internal NFS driver, but the solution also did not help.

What else can i do?
Scanning NFS mounts isn't working
#2

Try to get some log with journalctl -fl ?

Thank you.

#3

Nothing. Only messages about successful login with ssh. Jun 17 20:08:50 Lakka sshd[531]: Accepted password for root from 2a02:2168:3b82:4a00:24:92c2:d880:4b95 port 51338 ssh2

#4

I have a similar issue on my newly purchased Raspberry Pi 3.

(for some reason, probably because I’m a new user, I can’t start a new thread)

I can mount nfs shares, access them, read/write etc, with no issues from the console.

But when I try to open them from RetroArch, RA doesn’t see the folders inside the directory nor any sub-directories.

The reason I posted this here and not on the RetroArch forums is because I don’t have this problem when using Rasbian on the Pi3 or Ubuntu/Manjaro/Debian on my desktop computer. I can install RetroArch, mount the nfs share (with the same options) and RetroArch finds and can access all files and sub-directories just fine.

It’s just when using Lakka on my Pi3 this occurs.

I’ve tried mounting the nfs share both using systemd mount unit files and the mount command from console. It makes no difference.