Hi!
Since this is my first post here, let me start by thanking you all that have made this awesome project a reality – this is exactly what I have been looking for quite a while now!
Bought my first Raspberry Pi immediately after finding this project

Now to my problem;
I installed RaspyFi beta yestarday, created a /data partition in my SD card (I have a 32Gb card) just in case I need it later on, and started the Raspberry Pi.
Network connected without problem, and using SSH I changed the settings to use static IP so my router doesn't change that in the future.
I have no keyboard or mouse connected to the RPi, and normally no screen either but connected one for troubleshooting this.

Next step would be to connect to my NAS and access all my music from there, but here I have run into problems.
My NAS is a Logitech ReadyNAS DUO, and I have a share called "media" there. this share accepts anonymous access, and I have used it without problems from several different clients – several PC's, Android Tablets & Phones and two different media players (TViX & Dune HD).

this is how I edited the row in auto.nas (have also tried with username=guest but with same result):

Nas -fstype=cifs,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777,iocharset=utf8,rsize=130048,wsize=4096,cache=strict,username=pi,password= ://192.168.1.101/media

when I try "sudo ls /mnt/Nas/Nas" I get this error messages in dmesg (and on the console):

[ 490.038074] CIFS VFS: Send error in QFSUnixInfo = -95
[ 490.053809] CIFS VFS: cifs_read_super: get root inode failed

The same errors reappears when I try to rebuild the MPD database.

I'm not that confident in Linux and was hoping someone could point me in the right direction as to what I should try next…

HA!!!!
After some tinkering I found the solution:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install cifs-utils
sudo service autofs restart

Then, after

sudo ls /mnt/Nas/readynas

I can access the files on my NAS

I upgraded to RaspyFi 1.0 today, and once again I cannot mount the NAS
Same error messages as in my first post, but this time it didn't help to install cifs-utils…

I tried first the web GUI, and when that didn't work I edited /etc/auto.nas myself, both with the same result.

Anyone else experiencing this issue, and have you found a solution to it?