TomatoUSB

Hi,
I am using a Asus RT-N66U with Tomato (Shibby K26USB-1.28.RT-N5x-MIPSR2-102-AIO-64K).
Attached to the device is a NTFS disk, which I would like to mount from an Ubuntu NFS client.
That doesn't work. On the Asus I get

daemon.notice mountd[880]: authenticated mount request from 192.168.100.50:745 for /tmp/mnt/NFS-Disk (/tmp/mnt/NFS-Disk)
daemon.warn mountd[880]: getfh failed: Operation not permitted

I have read that depending on kernel version NTFS mounts might be not supported by NFS.
So, does Tomato support this or not?

Thanks,
Peter

Same problem here

USB drive monted on Router RT-N16
/dev/sda1 465.8G 228.3G 237.5G 49% /tmp/mnt/Win7

When I try to mount from solaris 10 I get in router logs

Apr 25 12:55:35 RT-N16 daemon.notice mountd[5116]: authenticated mount request from 192.168.1.51:619 for /tmp/mnt/Win7 (/tmp/mnt/Win7)
Apr 25 12:55:35 RT-N16 daemon.warn mountd[5116]: getfh failed: Operation not permitted

Also

root@RT-N16:/tmp# exportfs -av
exportfs: No host name given with /tmp/mnt/Win7 (rw,sync,no_subtree_check,fsid=root), suggest *(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,fsid=root) to avoid warning
exporting *:/tmp/mnt/Win7
exportfs: Warning: /tmp/mnt/Win7 does not support NFS export.

All its ok with ext3 partition. I think that ntfs partition is not supported

Tomato uses ntfs-3g to read-write access to NTFS partition, and it works over FUSE interface. Such volumes can't be exported via NFS export until kernel 2.6.26. So, as usual, this functionality requires more kernel backports.