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Subject: Re: NFS from Android
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Massimo Peca, 2024-10-25 22:42:

> Hello, everyone,
> why can't I find a guide on how to mount my Linux server's NFS hard 
> disks on my Android tablet?

Because there are not many people trying this. NFS is not the first
choice when it comes to sharing folders for other devices which are not
the typical Linux boxes. Yes, Android uses a Linux kernel - but it
should not be mistaken as "Linux system".


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Arno Welzel
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