Unable to mount SMB share outside of terminal #3
Description
I am running Android x86 v9.0 in a VM, and I'm trying to mount a SMB share and I feel like i'm so close, but i just can't get it to work as I want to.
I run Proxmox VM with a NFS share on the host, named /nfs. This is shared with a Debian VM, which again shares it as a SMB share.
I have tried to monut, and I've managed to find the shared content in the terminal app, but not in other apps. On one configuration, I even found the subfolders of the shared folder in the Files app, but the folders were listed as empty files. I've probably tried close to a houndred combinations now with suggestions from ChatGPT and Claude.ai, but I'm still not able to get it right. I'm starting to wonder if this is evene possible.
My best attempt yet is to mount it to /mnt/smb with uid/gid=1023 and fsize/rsize=65536 and some various other configs, and then create a symlink ln -s /mnt/smb/* /data/media/0/smb/. I've tried with bind mount aswell, but i'm still not there. I've also tried to mount the NFS share directly, but that won't mount. I've tried to enable it using modprobe, and then manually mount it, but for some reason, I keep getting mount: '192.168.1.10:/nfs' -> '/data/media/0/nfs': Invalid argument.
I've also tried a lot with Bliss OS, but i'm starting to think that this might just not be possible :(