dev /DataVolume/chroots/wheezy-armel/dev none bind 0 0 proc /DataVolume/chroots/wheezy-armel/proc proc defaults 0 0 tmp /DataVolume/chroots/wheezy-armel/tmp none bind 0 0 mnt /DataVolume/chroots/wheezy-armel/mnt none bind 0 0 home /DataVolume/chroots/wheezy-armel/home none bind 0 0 Once you have Plex installed, in the WD UI, turn off DNLA media sharing and add the shares you want to share through plex (ie TV, FILMS, 3D) then add them to the /etc/fstab in addition to those described in the guide: Once the chroot is setup, add libexpat1 (apt-get install libexpat1)
I had to add contrib and non-free to the /etc/apt/source.list to install debootstrap. I’d already updated so I followed this guide: to go back to v3. You don’t need to go through the clean Debian steps.Īll you need is a v3 Firmware. dev/root 1968336 1738100 130248 94% /data/plex/chroots/wheezy-armel/mntĭoes that mean I rather installed Plex on the root partition? PS: A second question: I intended to change the chroots installation so that it is installed on the 3TB partition but df shows the following: If I enter the chroots in the terminal, the folder /music is empty.Īny advices? Sorry if this is a stupid question - this is my first experience with chroots…
Unfortunately the line I added to /etc/fstab didn’t do the trick (Assuming my sda4 was mounted to /data and I wanted to add the music in the folder /data/shares/Music _"_ You will need to add extra chroot bind mount points to /etc/fstab so as to make your /DataVolume/shares/Whatever_Data_Folders available to Plex inside the chroot environment." To make data accessible in Plex you said: Thanx to the help, I managed to install a CleanDebian and Plex media server but I’m still learning to get comfortable with Debian.
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