iso file support (bd-c6900)

[juusso]

geo650 perhaps you miss usblog.log or usb.log on /dtv dir with device info?

[geo650]

thanks. how did you root and get telnet access ?
of course that's a big step.
so how shall we go further ?

This is the history of rooting D6900 (actually made by other people, not me):
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=1762

Unfortunatelly, I have no idea what to do next

geo650 perhaps you miss usblog.log or usb.log on /dtv dir with device info?

This file (/dtv/usb/usblog) contains attached HDD's info, like:

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[sda]
Vendor : VENDOR_NAME
Product : Product_name
Serial : serial_number
Devpath : 1-1
Lun : 0
ScsiDevicePath : /dev/sda1
MountDir : /dtv/usb/sda1
FileSystem : ntfs
ScsiDevicePath : /dev/sda2
MountDir : /dtv/usb/sda2
FileSystem : xfs

What about it?

[rapperskull]

Hello, I would like to buy a BD Player but this is a function that really attract me, so I want to make sure I can play ISO files. Please keep trying to make this work.
However here's how to remount r/w filesystems: http://askubuntu.com/questions/175739/h ... read-write

Hope this helps!

EDIT:

yes; totally agree.

I have several iso images but I can't try to mount them. Because I don't have access to shell of the BD player.
how do you suggest mounting it ?

thx.

First, your BD must be rooted (you need telnet / netcat access) to make such experiments.

I made my own blu-ray ISO image and tried to mount it but still with no success. I can mount it to /mnt/cdrom or /mnt/bdd but internal player doesn't see it (Disc option is grayed out and writes "No disc insterted.") Even when a real/physical DVD is inserted and ISO image is mounted later, internal media player plays that physical DVD instead of image mounted.

I think BD player rather must see our image file under /dev/cdrom (linked to /dev/sr0). But I couldn't link it because /dev is a read-only filesystem.
Maybe we need a kind of kernel driver module or so.

I think here the problem is that you don't insert a real BD but a DVD. Try to insert a DB (or a blu-ray demo on a DVD (filesystem should be UDF 2.50)) and to find where the mount point is. Then try to mount the ISO in that point. I think it is different if you insert a DVD and you must try with a DB inserted.

[rapperskull]

No news?

[mrmrmrmr]

Has anyone tried that suggestion yet ?

I'd do myself but I couldn't root my BD-C6900

When I follow the instructions on my BD-C6900, there appears no file under test folder of the ext3 formatted USB flash drive.

I have the folders "test" and "usb_mount" as 777 permissions.

But the BD-C6900 does not put any files under them when I run the modified widget.
IS there any different versions of these widgets ?

Thanks.