here's the output when I use the option 'debug'

ron[~]$ sshfs ron@nas:/Backup/ /drives/Nas_Backup/ -o debug
FUSE library version: 2.8.5
nullpath_ok: 0
ron@nas's password:
sh: /usr/libexec/sftp-server: not found
remote host has disconnected

I am using the right password for the nas. Because when I type the wrong password it asks me again. Also, it works when using ssh.

When I mount using sshfs it first asks my password, then it exits with the message: 'remote host has disconnected'.
It also does this as root.

Is my nas sshfs-unfriendly?

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Tnx,

In the BIOS I was able to change something in the sata settings. They were set as IDE and I changed them to AHCI. I have no idea what I did, but it worked.
Maybe you also have a fix for the errors " couldn't mount because of unsupported features" ?

Ron

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That did the trick, tnx!

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