Learn how to set up file sharing with Samba4 on OpenWrt 22.03 using a NanoPi R6C and NVMe SSD. Follow step-by-step instructions for configuring storage, creating disk partitions, mounting partitions, and installing Samba4. Explore troubleshooting tips for common issues, conduct file transfer speed tests, and perform disk benchmarks while monitoring power consumption. Gain insights into advanced configurations and special considerations for Windows users. Perfect for those looking to create a compact, efficient NAS solution using OpenWrt.
OpenWrt 22.03 - File Sharing with Samba4 and NVMe NAS Setup on NanoPi R6C
Overview
Syllabus
- Intro
- Video content
- Why I make this video?
- To get started, you will need
- Establish SSH connection to the router
- Configure Storage on OpenWrt
- Check if Storage device USB/SSD/HDD is detected
- Create a partition on the disk
- Create a file system ext4
- Mount the partition with LuCI
- Check if the mount is working
- Install & Configure Samba4
- Create SMB Samba User & Password
- Map the Network Drive on Windows
- Can't write to the Network Drive - Troubleshoot
- File transferring speedtest
- Disk Benchmark & Power Consumption
- Advanced configuration
- Note for Windows users
Taught by
Van Tech Corner
