NFS support on H series. Possible? - yes! :)

[neverstopdreaming]

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# insmod /mtd_exe/vdlm/nfs.ko 
insmod: can't insert '/mtd_exe/vdlm/nfs.ko': unknown symbol in module or invalid parameter

the same for the other found (maybe the same)

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# insmod /mtd_uniro/exe1/vdlm/nfs.ko 
insmod: can't insert '/mtd_uniro/exe1/vdlm/nfs.ko': unknown symbol in module or invalid parameter

[sectroyer]

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# insmod /mtd_exe/vdlm/nfs.ko 
insmod: can't insert '/mtd_exe/vdlm/nfs.ko': unknown symbol in module or invalid parameter

the same for the other found (maybe the same)

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# insmod /mtd_uniro/exe1/vdlm/nfs.ko 
insmod: can't insert '/mtd_uniro/exe1/vdlm/nfs.ko': unknown symbol in module or invalid parameter

ehh please at least try reading nfs script in /mnt/etc/init.d before asking stupid questions

[neverstopdreaming]

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# insmod /mtd_exe/vdlm/nfs.ko 
insmod: can't insert '/mtd_exe/vdlm/nfs.ko': unknown symbol in module or invalid parameter

the same for the other found (maybe the same)

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# insmod /mtd_uniro/exe1/vdlm/nfs.ko 
insmod: can't insert '/mtd_uniro/exe1/vdlm/nfs.ko': unknown symbol in module or invalid parameter

ehh please at least try reading nfs script in /mnt/etc/init.d before asking stupid questions

I don't see the point in the nfs script , anyway changing the nfs.ko path in the script did the trick about loading nfs module.

Now I have "failed: Protocol not supported" while trying to mount. I'll dig deeper tomorrow. Thanks

[sectroyer]

I don't see the point in the nfs script , anyway changing the nfs.ko path in the script did the trick about loading nfs module.

That's a shame You could lear a lot from it

Now I have "failed: Protocol not supported" while trying to mount. I'll dig deeper tomorrow. Thanks

just a suggestion to look at :

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/mtd_exe/vdlm/

there are MANY interesting modules there that might help with your "issue"

[tocamac]

I did the following on my F series TV:

1) Loaded those modules in that order:
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/sunrpc.ko
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/auth_rpcgss.ko
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/lockd.ko
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/nfs.ko

2) Mounted the NFS drive:
/bin/busybox mount -o soft,tcp,nolock 192.168.0.15:/films /dtv/usb/sda1/atv
(USB flash disk had to be inserted in the TV in order to get the /dtv/usb/sda1 mountpoint)

I repeat, that holds for F series with SamyGo installed via Skype hack, all was done by my custom script. But the principle should be the same, I believe, just use correct path to your modules.
Hope it helps.

Bob

[neverstopdreaming]

I did the following on my F series TV:

1) Loaded those modules in that order:
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/sunrpc.ko
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/auth_rpcgss.ko
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/lockd.ko
insmod /mtd_rwcommon/moip/engines/Skype/modules/nfs.ko

Bob

Thanks Bob.
In H series there are two nfs modules nfs and nfsv3 so I needed to load also nfsv3.

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insmod /mtd_exe/vdlm/sunrpc.ko 
        insmod /mtd_exe/vdlm/lockd.ko
        insmod /mtd_exe/vdlm/nfs.ko 
        insmod /mtd_exe/vdlm/nfsv3.ko 

now it mounts correctly and works.
The only thing that I still don't figured out is the df command that says:

df: /dtv/usb/sdj: Input/output error

even if mount is correctly done and working.

The same NFS server is working with an ES series out of the box (only one nfs module, no df error, etc) and previously with a C series.
H looks a bit different

[juusso]

Try mount nfs shares to physicaly attached usb first with disabled virtual usb

[neverstopdreaming]

Try mount nfs shares to physicaly attached usb first with disabled virtual usb

do you mean with vusb script disabled and mount path to /dtv/usb/sda1/something ?

if so it's the same:

df: /dtv/usb/sda1/serie: Input/output error

but as before "ls /dtv/usb/sda1/serie/" list correctly the nfs share content

[juusso]

if everything works, stop entering command

[neverstopdreaming]

eheh, you're right
I was just trying to understand