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HclX / WyzeHacks

Hacks I discovered allowing Wyze camera owners to do customizations
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NFS Filesystem Type - FAT32 or NTFS #17

Closed thompatry closed 4 years ago

thompatry commented 4 years ago

Are you using FAT32 or NTFS for your NFS share. I can get my share to mount but no record folder is created. I run 'df -h' I get the error 'Value too large for defined data type'. This leads me to think large file support is not part of the Wyze firmware. Any thoughts?

I am using NFS4 with a 8 TB drive.

thompatry commented 4 years ago

From my testing of different filesystems, it must be a ext* or fat32. You cannot use NTFS for this. Can someone confirm?

HclX commented 4 years ago

i didn't try NTFS. As my understanding, it's a network file system, so the actual disk format shouldn't matter. "df -h" may fail on a too large volume but that shouldn't affect the actual use, except that you may not see the correct size from wyze app.

thompatry commented 4 years ago

"df -h" did not work right as stated and within the Wyze app, it didn't show a size. It also did not work as expected with a large NFS share.

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i didn't try NTFS. As my understanding, it's a network file system, so the actual disk format shouldn't matter. "df -h" may fail on a too large volume but that shouldn't affect the actual use, except that you may not see the correct size from wyze app.

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thompatry commented 4 years ago

I will close this since this isn't huge issue.