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From: Massimo Peca <massimo@esatto.com>
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Subject: Re: NFS from Android
Date: Sat, 26 Oct 2024 16:21:30 +0200
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Il 26/10/24 13:38, Arno Welzel ha scritto:

> 
> This is *not* about "mount NFS on Android" but only about these specific
> apps. In this case VLC and KODI also support using NFS to access files.
> But that's it - there is Document Storage Framework provider for NFS
> this way, only within these two apps you can use a NFS share as source too.
> 
> And also keep in mind, that you can *not* mount anything in Android like
> in Linux. There is no fstab to be editable by the user and apps also
> don't have access to the filesystem but only to the Document Storage
> Framework or to very limited folders on SD cards or the respective
> internal storage in devices which don't support SD cards at all.
> 
> 

I got it, thank you.
So, would it be enough to have a file manager that reads an NFS 
partition, and then open the files that I'm interested in?
I haven't found any, though.