How to make exrernal USB HDD available to the Synology Media center

1. Use ln command to create a symlink inside of the /volume1/video/ folder to point to
    USB HDD /volumeUSB#/usbshare
    (Note ensure what your USB number is first)

     ln -s /volumeUSB#/usbshare /volume1/video/usbdrive

    Ex: ln -s /volumeUSB2/usbshare /volume1/video/usbdrive


    In case you ever want to remove your link use command below:
     rm <linkname>
2. Re-Index media via Synology interface. Done.

    Can also use mount but more hassle:

     mount --bind /volumeUSB1/usbshare /volume1/video/usbdrive

     unmount
     mount /volume1/video/usbdrive

     art up scripts *.sh located here:
         sr/syno/etc/rc.d

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