(18th Mar, 2014 08:55 PM)Rubman Wrote:  When entering
nfs:192.168.1.103:/volume1/XBian

I still get Wrong destination block device error.

(24th Mar, 2014 05:10 AM)mk01 Wrote:  can you run this code from command line ?

Code:

sudo -i
export DEST="nfs:192.168.1.103:/volume1/XBian"
DEST=${DEST##'nfs:'}
tm=$(mktemp -d)
mount $DEST $tm && { rm -fr $tm/root $tm/xbian || :; } && touch $tm/root && touch $tm/xbian && chown xbian:xbian $tm/xbian && [ "$(stat -c %U $tm/root)" = root -a "$(stat -c %U $tm/xbian)" = xbian ] || { echo "ERROR"; umount $tm; }

if you get no answer, test is ok. and it should be running, probably bug later in the code.
if you get ERROR, then it wasn't able to retain ownership "xbian" on file (NFSROOT)/xbian and root on (NFSROOT)/root (or mount failed at the beginning).

(24th Mar, 2014 05:10 AM)mk01 Wrote:  can you mount the XBian export with

Code:

sudo mkdir /mnt/NFS
sudo mount 192.168.1.103:/volume1/XBian /mnt/NFS

?

(24th Mar, 2014 06:48 PM)Rubman Wrote:  

Code:

sdhci-bcm2708.sync_after_dma=0 dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=tty1 ip=dhcp root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=192.168.1.103:/volume1/XBian,vers=3,tcp,wsize=2048,rsize=2048 rootfstype=nfs rootwait smsc95xx.turbo_mode=N elevator=cfq logo.nologo quiet noswap loglevel=0 mod_scsi.scan=sync partswap startevent=mountall splash nohdparm --startup-event mountall

(24th Mar, 2014 06:48 PM)Rubman Wrote:  After this I get no answer and when I look in my NAS folder created for XBian it has 2 files: Root and XBian. Both are 0 kb and seem to have nothing in them.

(24th Mar, 2014 07:00 PM)mk01 Wrote:  

(24th Mar, 2014 06:48 PM)Rubman Wrote:  

Code:

sdhci-bcm2708.sync_after_dma=0 dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=tty1 ip=dhcp root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=192.168.1.103:/volume1/XBian,vers=3,tcp,wsize=2048,rsize=2048 rootfstype=nfs rootwait smsc95xx.turbo_mode=N elevator=cfq logo.nologo quiet noswap loglevel=0 mod_scsi.scan=sync partswap startevent=mountall splash nohdparm --startup-event mountall

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(24th Mar, 2014 06:48 PM)Rubman Wrote:  After this I get no answer and when I look in my NAS folder created for XBian it has 2 files: Root and XBian. Both are 0 kb and seem to have nothing in them.

then it looks good. at what stage then xbian-config failed during preparing NFS root? maybe only the /boot/cmdline.txt updating part failed.

that would explain your wrong cmdline.txt

try using the one I edited above.

(24th Mar, 2014 07:51 PM)Rubman Wrote:  When using xbian-copier it hangs immediatly after entering NFS destination and clicking OK.
No waiting screen like with regular USB copying just straight to Wrong destination Block device

When trying out your cmdline it still hangs at splash screen saying init process. No commandline this time just splash screen

(24th Mar, 2014 08:07 PM)mk01 Wrote:  

(24th Mar, 2014 07:51 PM)Rubman Wrote:  When using xbian-copier it hangs immediatly after entering NFS destination and clicking OK.
No waiting screen like with regular USB copying just straight to Wrong destination Block device

When trying out your cmdline it still hangs at splash screen saying init process. No commandline this time just splash screen

can you remove "splash" "quiet"
change loglevel to loglevel=4

boot

and make picture of screen ?

(24th Mar, 2014 08:30 PM)mk01 Wrote:  comment out line starting "initramfs.gz" in /boot/config.txt .

if this is the latest version of packages available (stable), I would be interested in getting shell access if possible (even under non-root privileged user)?