@a_jacobs Unfortunately I think it will be hard to get nfs working. The mount.nfs binary isn't present on Recalbox by default and neither is rpcbind.

It may be possible to compile the nfs-utils package from source, but it will probably depend on a few libraries Recalbox doesn't have.

I put my old odroid XU4 back on, it still has an old recalbox install from november 2016 and it works with the nfs mount like this :

sharedevice=NETWORK sharenetwork_nfs1=SHARE@192.168.1.82:/export/Recalbox

Can't understand why it doesn't with the latest recalbox version.

B*mp.

Also my first post here. I've been eagerly awaiting the new version of Recalbox, and was excited to finally give it a try. The feature I was waiting for was the ps3 controller bluetooth, but I haven't even looked at that yet: all of my roms are on an nfs share on my gentoo box, which is the core of my network. I can gracefully mount them in RetroPie, so this should work in theory, but RecalBox 4.0.2 doesn't seem to boot after making the necessary modifications to fstab as per the git guide.

Obviously, my nfs drives are linux native partitions (ext4). Is RecalBox restricted to fat32 filesystems when mounted in this way, as this thread would imply?

Cheers,
~g

Hi Daniel,

How do mount an external nfs share. I tried it via fstab no luck, though the mount-command via console works like a charm. Is there any kind of autostart available. crontab seems to be down and there isn’t any rc.local either.

https://github.com/digitalLumberjack/recalbox-os/wiki/Mini-How-To-(EN)

Does anyone use the PS3 controller for Kodi? For what I’ve read so far, I have to create some kind of keymap, but it has never worked.

https://github.com/digitalLumberjack/recalbox-os/issues/12