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WNDR4500, USB flash drive, cifs, access from Linux
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WNDR4500, USB flash drive, cifs, access from Linux
I am using the venerable WNDR4500 (N900) router. I inserted a USB flashdrive into its USB port, and am trying to use it for backing up my Linux system, using rsync. I keep getting errors, so I need help. I tried:
sudo mount -t cifs -o sec=ntlm, password=my-router-password //192.168.0.1/USB-storage /mnt/Netgear
but I get errors like: permission denied, or: operation in progress (error 115). The reason for the -t cifs is that the USB flashdrive is from Sandisk, and is formatted as cifs.
Has anyone done it? Please help!
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Re: WNDR4500, USB flash drive, cifs, access from Linux
Hi @venik212,
Welcome to the community!
The supported file formats are indicated on page 44 of the user manual linked below.
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/WNDR4500/WNDR4500_UM_25Oct2013.pdf?cid=community
Dexter
Community Team
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Re: WNDR4500, USB flash drive, cifs, access from Linux
Thanks, but my question was not which file types are supported, buut rather it asked for help with copying files from a linux system to the cifs-formatted USB in the router. I keep getting errors: "permission denied" when I use rsync, and I cannot mount the USB drive from Linux.