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Add ons feature : mounting drives
Most add-ons include a specific code that allows mounting local or smb drives.
Add-ons that support this option have the localdisks
option.
Write the hardware name of your drive to mount, or its label. Several drives can be mounted, each one must be separated by a comma.
Exemple: localdisks: sda1, sdb1, MYNAS
The drive will be mounted on /mnt/DISKNAME. DISKNAME represents the hardware name or label, as encoded in the localdisks
option. The precise mount location will be described in the log.
Exemple: /mnt/MYNAS
This drive is only mounted within the addon. It won't be available to other add-ons as long as you don't mount it.
- Full support : fat32, ext3, ext4
- Partial support : exfat, vfat, msdos, ntfs (permissions and ACL don't works and this is an EXPERIMENTAL support)
"/dev/ttyUSB0", "/dev/sda", "/dev/sdb", "/dev/sdc", "/dev/sdd", "/dev/sde", "/dev/sdf", "/dev/sdg", "/dev/nvme", "/dev/nvme0n1p1", "/dev/nvme0n1p2", "/dev/mmcblk", "/dev/fuse", "/dev/sda1", "/dev/sdb1", "/dev/sdc1", "/dev/sdd1", "/dev/sde1", "/dev/sdf1", "/dev/sdg1", "/dev/sda2", "/dev/sdb2", "/dev/sdc2", "/dev/sdd2", "/dev/sde2", "/dev/sdf2", "/dev/sdg2", "/dev/sda3", "/dev/sdb3", "/dev/sda4", "/dev/sdb4", "/dev/nvme0", "/dev/nvme1", "/dev/nvme2"
Add-ons that support this option have the networkdisks
option.
networkdisks: "//SERVER/SHARE" # optional, list of smb servers to mount, separated by commas cifsusername: "username" # optional, smb username, same for all smb shares cifspassword: "password" # optional, smb password cifsdomain: "domain" # optional, allow setting the domain for the smb share
The drive will be mounted on /mnt/DISKNAME. DISKNAME represents the last folder in the smb mount. The precise mount location will be described in the log.
Exemple: //192.1.1.1/NAS/MYNAS
is mounted in /mnt/MYNAS
This smb mount is only mounted within the addon. It won't be available to other add-ons as long as you don't mount it.
Some virtual machines limit access to external network