After that you can create a mount point for your ntfs share: System > Administration > NTFS Configuration Tool
Enable internal and external devices.
After that, try and go to /media and right-click your nfs-share. Now create a mount point for this too. After that it just worked for me (before I even installed nfs-common!).
Hi there,
It works fine for me now. Can you try:
root# apt-get install libntfs-3g-dev libntfs-3g31 libntfs-dev libntfs10 ; apt-get build-dep libntfs-3g-dev libntfs-3g31 libntfs-dev libntfs10 ; dpkg-reconfigure libntfs-3g-dev libntfs-3g31 libntfs-dev libntfs10 ; apt-get install nfs-common ; apt-get build-dep nfs-common ; dpkg-reconfigure nfs-common
After that you can create a mount point for your ntfs share: System > Administration > NTFS Configuration Tool
Enable internal and external devices.
After that, try and go to /media and right-click your nfs-share. Now create a mount point for this too. After that it just worked for me (before I even installed nfs-common!).
Anyway,
that is just what I experienced.
Cheers,
Thomas