Hi all, just thought I'd ask the community for advice on something I can't fathom how to resolve. I'm trying to help someone out (remotely) and they're getting an error CIFS mounting "Can't read superblock".
The CIFS file is a copy of a working config I use with their parameters edited in for Server and Share. Here are the things I've checked:
-samba is renamed/enabled on MiSTer
-Guest account is enabled in Windows 10
-NTFS Permissions are Everyone Modify and Authenticated Users Modify
-Share Permissions are Everyone Modify and Authenticated Users Modify
-The Disk being used originally was an NTFS formatted 1tb M2 - I've since tested this with an ExFat VHDX I created (to avoid NTFS permissions issues or any physical 'block' issues
-Have performed a CHKDSK of drives
-Can open MiSTer SD Card from PC \\Mister etc
-Used a different SDCard and built it from scratch (using a working config/process I use succesfully)
-Rebooted both PC and MiSTer at most major test points
-Set a password for Guest (in case blank credentials are an issue - but tried it blank too)
-As an interesting test we put in arbitrary 'Share' details in MiSTer (i.e. a share that doesn't exist on the Win10 PC) and it still came up with the Superblock error which I thought was very curious
If I think of other things we've tested or perform subsequent tests on the advice given I'll update the list accordingly.
Any thoughts guys and gals?
CIFS error mounting due to Superblock error?
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Re: CIFS error mounting due to Superblock error?
SOLVED:
Additional checks/changes performed:
-Created a new local user account 'misterpass'
-Added the registry key LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy and set it to 1
-In Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Centre\Advanced sharing settings, set File sharing Connections to 40-56 bit encryption
-In Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Centre\Advanced sharing settings, set password-protected sharing to 'Turn off password-protected sharing'
-Updated registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\everyoneincludeanonymous from 0 to 1
-Updated registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters\restrictnullsessaccess from 1 to 0
Additional checks/changes performed:
-Created a new local user account 'misterpass'
-Added the registry key LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy and set it to 1
-In Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Centre\Advanced sharing settings, set File sharing Connections to 40-56 bit encryption
-In Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Centre\Advanced sharing settings, set password-protected sharing to 'Turn off password-protected sharing'
-Updated registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\everyoneincludeanonymous from 0 to 1
-Updated registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters\restrictnullsessaccess from 1 to 0