I have two external USB hard drives shared from my home router (TP-SHARE). In Ubuntu 22.04, I can access TP-SHARE in Nautilus with no problem (figure 1), but TP-SHARE doesn't even appear in Zorin OS 16.1 Pro (figure 2). Is there a setting or something that I need to turn on or install in Zorin that is automatic in Ubuntu? What am I missing? (I have a gut feeling I going to have a "D'oh!" moment when I learn the answer. lol)
To be honest, I'm not sure. When we got a new router from our internet provider, I decided to try plugging the drives into it, and our Windows and Android devices always seemed to show the TP-SHARE without our ever having to do anything, and it was likewise when I switched over to Ubuntu, but in Linux Mint and Zorin, it doesn't show. I'm not sure what you mean by "v1", but is there a way I can enable it in Zorin?
Thanks for the info. I still haven't figured out the underlying issue, but I logged into Ubuntu temporarily and copied the files I needed to a partition that I can see in Zorin, so my immediate problem is solved. There's a lot more on those drives though, so I still need to figure out why I can't see the TP-SHARE access from the router.
Just a final update: While I'm still not sure why Nautilus displays the router's TP-SHARE automatically in Ubuntu but not in Zorin OS, but I did figure out how to connect to it manually. I just had to enter the local IP address for it in "Connect to Server".
