Mount NFS on ARM based ubuntu -

i have synology nas , created nfs share. using official tutoral https://www.synology.com/de-de/knowledgebase/dsm/tutorial/file_sharing/how_to_access_files_on_synology_nas_within_the_local_network_nfs

but cannot mount nfs share on arm based ubuntu.

root@lubuntu:~# mount 192.168.1.100:/volume1/mediacenter /mnt/mediacenter mount.nfs: no such device 

i tried following https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/nfs/troubleshooting#client-side_issues

lsmod | grep nfs 

output empty

root@lubuntu:~# modprobe nfs modprobe: error: ../libkmod/libkmod.c:556 kmod_search_moddep() not open moddep file '/lib/modules/3.10.0/modules.dep.bin' 

can me please?

i have had simlar problem before, solution found mount share @ boot. done within fstab on ubuntu. however, best way install 'cifs' (common internet file system), allows mount samba shares, , other network file systems.

you can install cifs using apt-get

sudo apt-get install cifs-utils 

then once installed must edit '/etc/fstab' , add line bottom of file:

//ip_of_share/share_name /mount/location cifs defaults 0 0 

this allow share mounted. if required log in share can this:

//ip_of_share/share_name /mount_location cifs credentials=/location,defaults 0 0 

if required log share, must add credentials file. can using creating new file using nano or favorite editor:

sudo nano /location/of/credentials 

once created, username , password nodes must added:

username=username_of_share_user password=password_of_share_user 

to make file credentials file secure possible can use chmod close files access down make read only:

sudo chmod 400 /location/of/credentials 

if share mounted under specific user , group, can use:

//ip_of_share/share_name /mount_location cifs credentials=/location,uid=user_id,gid=group_id,defaults 0 0 

then finally, can either restart, or do:

sudo mount /mount/location 

i hope helps.