Subtitles over SamyGO Virt. USB (SAMBA)

[greenhorn]

I have problems with all... Auto script do not find any shares, so I have to mount it manual. On C, E, F.

[juusso]

known isue on F, but i wonder issue exists on E and moreover on C...

[greenhorn]

on C series, it do not even do insmod cifs.ko.........So I have manually set in the run.sh......a run manually /bin/mount...
On ES I have to do:

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insmod /mnt/lib/modules/2.6.35.13/kernel/fs/cifs/cifs.ko
mkdir /dtv/usb/sda/smb
mount -o user=admin,password= -t cifs //10.0.0.13/media /dtv/usb/sda/smb

[fluffi444]

known isue on F, but i wonder issue exists on E and moreover on C...

I think you and greenhorn are talking about different things... Greenhorn was talking about general (mis-)behavior of his SamyGO installations on C,D,E and you think that he was taking about my topic (Subtitles over SamyGO Virt. USB (SAMBA - Windows Shares))....

I think its time for Back to Topic

[zoelechat]

By curiosity, instead of mounting Windows share directly to TV, I mounted it to my router, then I mounted router mount point to TV...
Not sure that helps, but funny to see that in that case subtitles are working!?

[greenhorn]

By curiosity, instead of mounting Windows share directly to TV, I mounted it to my router, then I mounted router mount point to TV...
Not sure that helps, but funny to see that in that case subtitles are working!?

yes, because your router is probably linux based device... as we expected....

[zoelechat]

yes, because your router is probably linux based device... as we expected....

Yes it is, but share is still Windows share, just mounted through router instead of direct... And that gives no explanation

[sectroyer]

yes, because your router is probably linux based device... as we expected....

Yes it is, but share is still Windows share, just mounted through router instead of direct... And that gives no explanation

Of course it gives explanation you just don't understand it;)

[zoelechat]

Probably you didn't understand the question
Anyway...

@fluffi
I think I've found the solution, you just have to add "noserverino" to cifs mount option (in samba script), like this:

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M_OPTS="$PERM,user=${USER},password=${PASSWD},codepage=cp1250,iocharset=utf8,noserverino"

Works here, let me know if it also works for you

[fluffi444]

Works here, let me know if it also works for you

I can't belive it!!! Works!!!

Don't know how you found out this but this is really GREAT! Many Thanks!

Must go "official"