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When all related `fstab` entries are removed and you rebooted (so that there is no systemd automount unit etc), try to do a manual mount and paste the output in...

> when I try the manual mount, it just sits there and does nothing until I cancel. How long did you wait before cancelling it? So then the mount itself...

You can also downgrade the kernel: ```sh apt install --reinstall --allow-downgrades 'linux-image-current-rockchip64=21.08.2' 'linux-dtb-current-rockchip64=21.08.2' ``` If this indeed helps, set it on hold: ```sh apt-mark hold linux-image-current-rockchip64 linux-dtb-current-rockchip64 ``` We can...

Okay. I'll try to replicate with NanoPi R4S (same SoC), also with plain Armbian image, an in case report the bug. Important to test with an original Armbian image first,...

Hmm, NFS mounting works very well here on NanoPi R4S (same SoC). @JaScoMa can you retry with latest DietPi release and the now implemented NFS scan done by `dietpi-drive_manager`?

Okay, so with the new kernel, `showmount` shows the exports as expected, but `mount` fails (which is why also the `fstab` entries are not added), right? I'm wondering what the...

Jep, I remember. Seems suspiciously similar indeed. So it looks like something between Linux v5.10 and v5.15 changed which affects QNAP NFS mounts in particular: https://dietpi.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=10238 So another test with...

So it looks like it is actually an issue with the particular QNAP NFS server in combination with Linux 5.15 on the client. It works well on all out tests,...

Jep, that ping is done to test whether your DNS works, using a DNS provider hostname only because it is multicast and usually best reachable from everywhere. But actually I...

Jep, the internet connection check, pinging an IP, would stay untouched.