LE40B750 and NAS automount

[marcelru]

Hi betacart,

I happen to have the same NAS as you do.
The dns-313 is an ARM-based linux box just like our Sammy's.

To be able to mount it, I fiddled around with it so as to make it run an NFS server. Information on how to do that is available at:

http://forum.dsmg600.info/viewforum.php?id=9

What it boils down to is the following: D-link has built in a possibility for user software to run on their NAS's. A group of enthusiasts has built a complete software package (called funplug) to be installed on D-link hardware, so as to make it run (along with a lot of other things) a webserver, bittorrent client and, very handy, an NFS server.

Download this funplug package, install it (how to do that is quite well explained on the website of the maintainer of funplug), write an appropriate exports file and follow the step-by-step instructions as given in the SamyGO wiki to set up the NFS client on your TV.

If you want to stick to SMB exports, I can't help you, I'm afraid. I never touched the stuff. If you need more information, just ask.

HTH,

marcelr

[marcelru]

Hi betacart,

First of all, I'm not an expert on cifs/samba shares. (See my post a few days ago)
Nevertheless, I think the wiki explains things quite well.

To be able to run your own scripts on a TV, you need to have telnet access to your TV.
Once you have that, you can copy the script as presented in the wiki to /mtd_rwarea/<your_script_name>, together with the cifs.ko kernel module.

To start this script automatically each time the tv boots, you will need to flash your tv once again, now with the SamyGO.sh script call in the modified firmware. See the wiki on how to do this.
Make sure you call the cifs mounting script somewhere in the SamyGO.sh script.

BTW: From what you write, I gather you are not an expert on unix-style operating systems. The ampersand (&) behind the line makes that process to be pushed in the background, the shell then moves on to the next command, without waiting for the result of the one terminated with the ampersand.
This prevents boot loop situations: you really don't want these.

Be sure that you have the SamyGO shell script in the right place _and_ be sure it is executable (chmod 755 SamyGO.sh).

One more thing: if you are totally uncomfortable with all this editing and flashing to be done, then don't. Bricking a TV is a lot faster than unbricking it. (Although the SamyGO community made quite some progress there too.)

HTH

marcelr

[marcelru]

To be able to run your own scripts on a TV, you need to have telnet access to your TV.
Once you have that, you can copy the script as presented in the wiki to /mtd_rwarea/<your_script_name>, together with the cifs.ko kernel module.
*** If I understand good, I will do simple TXT file, fill it with requiered commands, then rename to "myscript.sh" for example?

correct

BTW: From what you write, I gather you are not an expert on unix-style operating systems. The ampersand (&) behind the line makes that process to be pushed in the background, the shell then moves on to the next command, without waiting for the result of the one terminated with the ampersand.
This prevents boot loop situations: you really don't want these.
*** Understand fully, if I get your meaning, EVERY active command (not comment started with #) should be ended with &, right?

Not really.
The SamyGO script will run in the background, because you want exeDSP to start timely.
What you do in that script is up to you. Not everything needs to run in the background. Just the stuff you don't want to wait for to complete.

Be sure that you have the SamyGO shell script in the right place _and_ be sure it is executable (chmod 755 SamyGO.sh).
*** Understand also, place is described on Wiki, correct?

correct

If something of my reply is not correct, can you tell me? Generally, I hope, that I understand you well.

I think you do.

grtz,

marcelr

[erdem_ua]

You cant use this scripts with T, you needed to press A for switching advanced mode.
I advice you that place that scripts to /mtd_rwarea than repatch your original FW with Advanced Mode.
After flashing, TV will execute SamyGO.sh at startup.