All I can say is that if there are problems you should first check the file "exports" in /tmp/harddisk/part1/conf/etc
A colleague of mine had mount problems and it turned out there were "strange characters" in his exports file ... So I deleted that file and edited a new one with vi (which you can run in telnet on the asus) and voila all works perfect. All of you who have problems should do the same and start with a single line (export) only. The ip must be the ip of your dbox! Then restart the asus and when it is up again restart your dbox.
Should there still be problems then telnet in your dbox and try to mount the asus from there:
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mount -t nfs -o rw,soft,udp,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,nolock,async 192.168.1.220:/tmp/harddisk/part1/Movies /var/movies
This way you may get more information why a mount doesn't work.
One thing which comes to my mind is that the nfs daemon under some circumstances needs a very long time to start up. This might even take several minutes. So start your asus, wait half an hour and then start your dbox (mount a share). My asus is always on (that way the drive lives longer), so i don't notice these kind of probs.
From my part, once Asus publishes the 1.2.3.0 GPL sourcecode I will build in the kernel nfsd. That will further improve streaming performance. Next week I will start porting udrec and vlc. We'll have more fun with our asus, that's for sure
/JockyW