SamyGO Extensions [v0.03.6] for d-series (mstar/mipsel)

[arris69]

just for fun and for desperados:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/samygo/ ... lications/

hope kernel modules are ok, only thing todo -> find a way to execute it on tv

arris

[arris69]

i don't no

Can i Load Samygo on My LED TV U22D5000NRLXL

note for me: (T-MST4DEUC ?)

you can try this version http://sourceforge.net/projects/samygo/ ... lications/

but for you also: find a way to start it, maybe from top debug menu.

hth
arris

[MnCC]

I experience loading issues over SMB/NFS, this happens with most .mkv files 720p/1080p. However i do not experience this over DLNA.
Therefore i can conclude this is not a hardware issue.

I altered the smb.conf and added the following lines:

#less logging
log level = 0

#maximum transmission buffer must be equal or larger than the SO_SND/RCV_BUFFER
max xmit = 65536

# increase buffering to maximum
socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_KEEPALIVE SO_SNDBUF=65536 SO_RCVBUF=65536

#skip overhead
read raw = yes
write raw = yes

#fake oplocks for reading prevent caching on disk
fake oplocks = yes

I have no way of measuring if this actually helps, (the documents i read on the subject claim an increase of throughput , o'reilly /samba). Nevertheless i still experience loading issues. Does anyone else have the same problem ?

MnCC

[Nightquest]

Hi MnCC,

I've got a PS51D6900DS tv and I really would like to expand it's capabilities (mainly file sharing in both ways over network). I'm happy that there is a SammyGo extension for this tv (at least as far as I understand), but I read everywhere it's hard/impossible to install, run, autorun, etc. this extension on this tv, and now I read that you was tweaking it because of speed issues, so then you were able to run it, I suppose, but how? Could you give me a detailed explanation or point at one? I'm completely new to this extension and tv hacking.

I experience loading issues over SMB/NFS, this happens with most .mkv files 720p/1080p. However i do not experience this over DLNA.
Therefore i can conclude this is not a hardware issue.

MnCC