Recently I needed a quick and easy way to mount an external disk with an ntfs file system and share it to the network.
So whatcha gonna do?
Connect it to a server, mount it, create a samba share for it - done.
So I thought of my long forgotten Banana Pi M1 as it would an absolutely perfect little machine for the job.
I am planning to turn it off most of the time, boot it up by wake-on-lan and auto-mount and share the external disk, which automatically goes into standby when nothing is happening with it.
The perfect scenario.
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When mounting an (external) NTFS disk in FreeBSD, especially in TrueNAS right here, with write permissions (777 actually) you would do the following, which can also be found in the FreeBSD manual
# list currently attachded disksgeom disk list
# load fusefskldload fusefs
# or install, if not installed - then load like shown abovepkg install fusefs-ntfs
# make your mount directory for your disk, e.g.mkdir /mnt/usb
# show the partitions on the disk, decide which one to mount, e.g. the first, 'da0s1'gpart show da0
# ...and actually mount it, use ntfs-3g instead of 'mount'ntfs-3g /dev/da0s1 /mnt/usb/
# and/or add an fstab entry for automagic mounting after boot# /dev/da0s1 /mnt/usb ntfs mountprog=/usr/local/bin/ntfs-3g,noauto,rw 0 0# and unmount if you are doneumount /mnt/usb