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    Jellyfin Forum Support Troubleshooting Can't See NAS Drive when setting up Jellfin

     
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    Can't See NAS Drive when setting up Jellfin

    cdub
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    Yesterday, 06:11 PM
    I am a new user of the rasberry pi5, so I need everything explained like a child, but I am trying to learn.

    I have setup JellyFin using Docker (whatever that is?) and mounted a share from my NAS Drive using the command below:

    I created the folder diskstation with the command

    sudo mkdir -p /media/diskstation

    Then Run the command

    sudo nano /etc/fstab

    And added the line:

    //192.168.10.200/jf /media/diskstation cifs guest,vers=1.0 0 0

    Then saved and rebooted

    I can see my NAS and the videos I want to view in Jellyfin in the file explorer on the PI, but when I am setting up the Jellyfin Server, I cannot see the folder diskstation when trying to add a folder in the setup wizard, I can see /media but its empty

    Please can someone help me diagnose why I cannot see the diskstation folder

    As I say I am a complete newbie and don't know very many commands as I am still learning.


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