RetroTutorial: Configuring OpenMediaVault NAS with NFS for MS-DOS

[@doitallYT]

Just discovered your channel from a FB group we are a both a part of, you have some really fascinating content on here! I'll be browsing and learning what I can, keep up the good work! 😁👍

[@RetroTechChris]

Thank you for the feedback! It's always great to find fellow enthusiasts that enjoy the hobby!

[@kryten150761]

Very interesting as usual Chris. I enjoyed this very much. Keep up the good work.

[@RetroTechChris]

Thank you!!

[@ted-b]

Nice one Chris! I still run an old i3 machine running Windows Home Server v1. My retro machines happily connect to that. Plus it backs up all of my machines from XP to W10.

[@RetroTechChris]

Oh, excellent! That's a good way to go about it!!

[@i80386sx]

I’m glad to see someone actually use Windows Home Server.

[@RetroTechChris]

@@i80386sx yea! I don't think I have tried it.. I need to!

[@i80386sx]

@@RetroTechChris it drove me up a wall. Then again I’ve worked with traditional Windows Servers for 15+ years.

[@katjaczajkov8694]

Nice Tutorial. Thanks for work.

[@RetroTechChris]

Thank you very much! Thanks for watching!!

[@RudysRetroIntel]

Excellent and we'll done!

[@RetroTechChris]

Thank you!!

[@jakke1975]

"I'm gonna give it a gig of memory, it might not need it" lolz

[@GustavoLema]

Very clear video! is there any client for OSX and IOS? i want to share to iphone and mac.

[@RetroTechChris]

Not really sure.. but if you find any, definitely report back!

[@Pickle136]

A while ago I tried to switch my existing NFSv4 share using that v2 option and it made things go crazy for my modern clients using the share so I had to remove it. So seems the service/share has to be dedicated to msdos machines.
I went back to using FTP for my transfer method.

[@RetroTechChris]

That's good to know!