May 17, 201016 yr I'm probably saying stuff here that's obvious to many, but ... * Mac OS does NFS automount out of /net. What this means is that, on your Mac, you can access the NFS shares of your unRAID box as /net/<ip-address>/mnt/user/<share-name>. If you want that integrated into Finder, do something along the lines of the following, where stuff in <> needs to fit your specifics. > ln -s /net/<ip-address>/mnt/user/<share-name> ~/<my-tower>
May 31, 201016 yr Author I'm probably saying stuff here that's obvious to many, but ... * Mac OS does NFS automount out of /net. What this means is that, on your Mac, you can access the NFS shares of your unRAID box as /net/<ip-address>/mnt/user/<share-name>. If you want that integrated into Finder, do something along the lines of the following, where stuff in <> needs to fit your specifics. > ln -s /net/<ip-address>/mnt/user/<share-name> ~/<my-tower> For this to work, the insecure option must be set for the disk and user NFS shares on unRAID (unRaid Main menu, Shares Tab).
June 24, 201016 yr I vote for just out of the box Avahi support. Netatalk has always been squirely for me, and the only thing I really miss about AFP is not having to manually connect to my Unraid box on my hackintosh.
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