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Raspbian-Stretch is a GNU/Linux operating system derived from Debian 9, initially released in August 2017. Raspbian is the most widely used Pi based distribution and the one recommended by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, who distribute their own images of it in 3 flavours, a full version with Desktop GUI and recommended software, Desktop GUI, and a "lite" version without any GUI pre-installed.
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NFS share won't mount on boot, but will manually
I was just able to get this accomplished with stretch version and NFS to my Synology NAS.
Create the mount point you want:
sudo mkdir /mnt/NAS
Mounted it manually first:
sudo mount -t nfs 192.168 …
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