SamyGO

I have a HT-D6750W with the SamyGO extension installed and are trying to set up my Goflex_home network drive to work with it.

I have made a user.sh file that is executed on boot, and added the following commands into it:

mkdir -p /dtv/usb/sda4
mount -o user=myuser,password=mypass -t cifs "//192.168.1.137/GoFlex Home Public" /dtv/usb/sda4

But after reboot I go to the menu and when zapping to my device I can see Network:Goflex and the USB (SamyGO Virt. USB) listed for a split of a second, but then it goes away and the menu item will show only USB (SamyGO virt.USB), disc, allshare and so on. Opening the virtual usb will display nothing except for a upnp/.debug folder
The /dtv/usb/sda4 folder is created on startup, but the folder is empty when browsing from ftp.

I also did try to use this line:
mount -t cifs -o rw,soft,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,username=myuser,password=mypass "//192.168.1.137/GoFlex Home Public" /dtv/usb/sda4
This is a copy of the commandline I use in my dreambox to mount the same drive, but this does not work either in the d6750w.

Note that I have not copied any cifs.ko file into my box, because I was thinking that cifs is already included since I have the samygo patched firmware with the samygo extension installed.

Any idea of what I do wrong here?

Ok, I got it working,,, but not as I would wish it to work.
It turned out to be something in my network settings on the box, changing the dns to the adress of my router made it work.
Now it will stay listed as Goflex Home:upnp and I can access it by upnp. But only a few folders are listed and not my media folders on the disk.

I did try to go to the goflex web interface and add some folders to share. But the stupid thing is that it seems to require me to add every folder with media files in it, instead of adding subfoldes automaticly.

I also tried to set it up as NFS instead of cifs, but the result is the same.

I wish there was a way I could add my NAS and be able to browse the disk just as I can browse a real attached usb disk, and see all my folders.