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# Multi-Mount
## Description
This Magisk module mounts one or more filesystems (e.g. CIFS/SMB, NFS, etc.).
This is a fork of [https://github.com/clifforama/multi-mount](https://github.com/clifforama/multi-mount).
It adds support for additional `su` parameters.
## Requirements
- Magisk v20.4+
- Kernel support for filesystem(s) to be mounted (hint: `grep cifs /proc/filesystems`)
## Instructions
1. Create config file(s) with filename(s) ending in `.conf` and place them in `/sdcard/.multi-mount` (i.e. the
`.multi-mount` directory resides in the same directory that typically contains DCIM, Documents, Download, etc.). Each
config file corresponds to a distinct mount configuration and must adhere to the following example:
mount_options="-t cifs -o vers=2.0,username=user,password=pass"
mount_source="//host/share"
mount_target="/mnt/cifs-share"
mount_max_retries=20
mount_retry_interval=15s
2. Install module via Magisk Manager, then reboot.
## Notes
- Every distinct mount requires its own config file. So, to mount multiple CIFS shares, create multiple config files
(e.g. `cifs-1.conf`, `cifs-2.conf`, etc.). Filenames are arbitrary, but must end in `.conf`.
- Config files are read at boot. Reboot for changes to take effect.
- In order to mount a network share, the network must be reachable after boot within the timeframe defined by
`mount_max_retries` and `mount_retry_interval`.
- If mounting a CIFS share fails, try specifying a different CIFS version.
- While any filesystem supported by the kernel should work, Multi-Mount has only been tested with CIFS on [KonstaKANG's
LineageOS 18.1 Android TV (Android 11) for Raspberry Pi 4](https://konstakang.com/devices/rpi4/LineageOS18-ATV/),
release 11.10.
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