
To get this you have to dissable vusb script and uncomment rows i wrote you already.
think latest vusb script (from sourceforge svn) supports mount to real usb device (auto detect them) if gadget kernel modules are removed (but then its also required to use again original smbmount nfsmount scripts and not the modified by alex_kall). BUT IN THIS CASE A REAL USB-STORAGE DEVICE MUST BE PLUGGED TO TV!!!juuso wrote:for sure you have to find your device under Sources, like virtual usb, named sdh
To get this you have to dissable vusb script and uncomment rows i wrote you already.
Ok I did as you said. I can see "sdh" folder in "/dev/usb/" but when I check my Source list on my TV then I can't find anything.juuso wrote:for sure you have to find your device under Sources, like virtual usb, named sdh
To get this you have to dissable vusb script and uncomment rows i wrote you already.
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[sdh]
Vendor : CifsMount
Product : Samba Server
Serial : Q80VQLFH
Devpath : 8
Lun : 0
MountDir : MountPlaceholder/smb
FileSystem : vfat
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03_01_fuse.init.dis
03_03_djmount.init.dis
03_03_nfsmount.init.dis
04_04_fusesmb.init.dis
Hi,maniootek wrote:Mounting network shares (samba, nfs, etc.) on Samsung D series with Mstar CPU tested on D5700 by changing virtual usb mounting point to your real usb drive plugged to tv.
If yours virtual usb device with name "Server" ...
This is how to step by step:
1. Disable the following scripts:v[/code]Code: Select all
03_01_fuse.init 03_03_djmount.init 03_03_nfsmount.init 04_04_fusesmb.init
I can see my shares mounted successfully to
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\dtv\usb\sda1\smb\192.168.0.10\...
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[sda]
Vendor : Kingston
Product : DT 100 G2
Serial : 0019E06B07AEBAC0275
Devpath : 2
Lun : 0
ScsiDevicePath : /dev/sda1
MountDir : /dtv/usb/sda1
FileSystem : vfat
[sdc]
Vendor : Home
Product : Server
Serial : 30122011
Devpath : 7
Lun : 0
ScsiDevicePath : /dev/sdc1
MountDir : /dtv/usb/sda1/nfs
FileSystem : vfat
03_03_nfsmount.init file is responsible to show up the virtual usb drive called "Server" which is default place to mount all shares. For me this "Server" doesn't work properly because it gets freezing with "Loading..." message. That's why I disabled that file to get rid of that "Server". All what I do now is to change mounting point from "Server" to USB Drive plugged to TV.hazara wrote:Hi,
I think your post is a bit miss leading. (...)
You don't really do anything to see mounted shares. Just enable SamyGo and connect via ftp and go to"/dtv/usb/" and it should be in "sda1" folder. Example:hazara wrote:What changes have you made before you were able to see your share mount?
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\dtv\usb\sda1\smb\192.168.0.10\...
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\dtv\usb\sda4\smb\192.168.0.10\...
I have disable all the 4 files, but the samba share is not mounted. I have also edited the samba.init file and supplied with the user name password, still no result. One thing to keep in mind is that I am running xp and the shares are not password protected! Do I need to run anything extra on win xp?maniootek wrote: If you want speed up this process just disable all files which I mentioned in my previously post.
All what we need to do now is to change that "sda1" device which is virtual usb device to your real device which is plugged to your tv (for me it was "sda4" device).
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\dtv\usb\sda4\smb\192.168.0.10\...
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mkfs.vfat -C /dtv/vusb 500
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DEST_DIR=$MOUNT_PATH/smb
1. I can ftp from both laptop and desktop to TV.maniootek wrote:Make sure that your shares are visible from other device like another pc also reset your SamyGo (install again) and disable all 4 files and check via ftp if any folders appeared in /dtv/usb/sda...
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http://IP_OF_YOUR_TV/cgi-bin/test.cgi
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/mtd_down/widgets/user/SamyGO/SamyGO/etc/init.d/04_04_samba.init start stop
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mkdir /dtv/usb/test
/mtd_contents/database/Ace.dat
/mtd_contents/database/Ace.log