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Try CIFS to the music share, as above, first and copy a few albums to keep Beth company if you can, then we can see about getting it working with NFS instead ) Ideally you would be better using NFS, rather than CIFS, to copy the music, but I'm not sure how you'd do that yet. Problem is when I mount the NAS to my mac it only recognizes the 20GB Boot/OS partition, which obviously causes a complaint when I try to drop my 800+GB Music folder into it. Now that it's working it's time to transfer all my music to the NAS. HAKAI as above but with a single 300GB Intel 320 running unlocked SnakeoilOS 1.1.3: Operating the latest SnakeoilOS (1.1.3) unlocked: HAKAI based, GA-N3160N-D3V, 3x Intel 320 (1x300GB partitioned into 1 20G boot and 1 270G storage, 2x 600GB storage) configured thusly:
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Take a step back - what are you trying to achieve: on what device are you trying to play the music from your NAS? It'd help if you describe your current system, and what's on them by way of operating system & music software if they're computers / computer based devices. However it's still stuck at "Waiting for room." On the bright side, Kazoo now acknowledges the presence of the NAS. It's just one of those things that's assumed I know. Complying with those instructions should be very straight forward, but nowhere am I informed what the "full path" is, nor am I informed where I might find that information.
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If I click on the yellow "minimserver" in the top right of the screen it brings up a page that asks me to, "enter the full path to your new content directory in the field below and click Update." This is where being a relative novice becomes extremely frustrating. I have to pick one of the MPD servers in order for the client choices to be revealed. With no further option to select a client. If I have Minimserver selected and try to enable a client I get this: Really? If it's just a NAS, not a one box server/player, do I need to enable a music client and specify the output device? If so that runs counter to Snakeoil's own instructions. That's how your Snakeoil OS Player tab should look on your Hakai Server. HAKAI is already configured to use MPDv.21 and USB audio. I'm guessing I'll need to do the same with upmpdcli (or whatever it's called.can we just call it Word Salad?) on HAKAI and then I'll have UPnP capability.
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Tick the box next to Minimserver (I'm not sure if this is available in the free version, but if you want to mount more than one drive in your NAS you need the full version anyway) and let it do its thing. Under the Snakeoil tab is a list of software packages. Turns out it's really, really easy in Snakeoil.at least the full version.
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I just didn't know how to go about resolving that. Missing the server was exactly my problem. I've ditched OMV (for now) in favor of giving Snakeoil a go. (see the last image in the first post on this thread) Have you clicked on Music Library in the SnakeOil interface? Under that, there's the Music Servers section to enable MinimServer. Based on 'Motty's post above, that's where SnakeOil should help you with setting up MinimServer. That would mean you are just missing the media server on your NAS. If you are using the Hakai player built from the build instructions on this forum, then it should have upmpdcli, which is the renderer, and MPD client which is the player part. Where SnakeOil comes in is making it easier to set up something like in the image above, without the need to understand what you are doing ( joke ) but you will still need a media server, such as MinimServer, and a control point such as Bubble or Kazoo (or Hi-Fi Cast?).
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