Running on Raspberry Pi OS 12.
Flashed with sudo dd if=./2025-05-13-raspios-bookworm-arm64-lite.img of=/dev/sdb status=progress bs=4M && sync
Enabled by adding a file called ssh to the boot partition of Raspberry Pi OS. cd there then touch ssh
Default user doesn't exist in newest Raspberry Pi OS anymore. Added a user via userconfig.txt in the same boot partition.
Generated a password via: openssl passwd -6 Added to the file userconfig.txt in the format:
username:hashedpasswordgnerated Can ssh into pi now.
Had to install this package to overcome this no protocol found issue.
"mount.nfs: Protocol not supported"
sudo apt install nfs-kernel-server
Found this package from this guide.
I already whitelisted by IP my pi inside of the NAS software.
Mount manually via:
mkdir /var/mountfolderonpi && sudo mount -t nfs IPAddressofnas:/volume/foldertomountonremote /var/mountfolderonpi
Unmount via sudo umount -a
Add to fstab so it mounts automatically on reboot. File is /etc/fstab. Added this to the bottom:
ipaddress:/volume/foldertomountonremote /var/mountfolderonpi nfs defaults 0 0
Restart the mount via so it reads fstab via: sudo systemctl daemon-reload && sudo systemctl restart remote-fs.target
Took the command from here.