D5700 Virtual USB Server and shared files

[arris69]

OK, Loading means MediaPLayer is indexing files and this isn`t issue anymore.

Ye it is different story but it is still like endless

hm, maybe exeDSP is searching for the usb-device im /proc or /sys. so we can say thats just "cosmetic" issue?

you checked function also in situation where real usb is plugged in too?

thnx
arris

[brunogts77]

maybe samba and nfs script slows down the start, what's after 2 minutes after start?

So, after updating these 3 files (nfsmount, samba, vusb) now it works good. I can see fusesmb, smb and upnp folders which contains mounted shares (can't see nfs but I don't have NFS server so maybe that's why). Now there still "Loading..." issue, however it doesn't really disturb browsing the media player.



Good job! Now guys find me a way to see that virt. usb without entering smart hub

here's the archives with all files which I tested (init.d) default files + updated 3 files (nfsmount, samba, vusb)
init.d (samgo 29-03-2012 testing).rar
http://maniootek.pl/forum/samygo/init.d ... sting).rar

Ok, thanks. But then what do we do??I copy the original filles(Samba, vusb, nfsmount) via FTP?????

[arris69]

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Ok, thanks. But then what do we do??I copy the original filles(Samba, vusb, nfsmount) via FTP?????

yes, for example...
and sooner or later the files will be updated in the rooting widget too.

arris

[brunogts77]

ok, but if i copy the original samba fille, then how is it possible to set up the shares? The original file is not configured?

[arris69]

ok, but if i copy the original samba fille, then how is it possible to set up the shares? The original file is not configured?

in the wiki its written how to install the config fille with username and password from usb (without edit of init script)...

[brunogts77]

Ok, but we have to configure the file Samba.init?

[arris69]

Ok, but we have to configure the file Samba.init?

no, you can but you don't need...

[brunogts77]

Excuse my ignorance, so if I disable the existing files (Samba.init, vusb.init, nfsmount.init) by ftp to(Samba.init.dis, vusb.init.dis, nfsmount.init.dis) and copy the original files by ftp after that i no longer need to configure anything? How is this possible?

[arris69]

Excuse my ignorance, so if I disable the existing files (Samba.init, vusb.init, nfsmount.init) by ftp to(Samba.init.dis, vusb.init.dis, nfsmount.init.dis) and copy the original files by ftp after that i no longer need to configure anything? How is this possible?

it's the job of the script to find other computers and mount the shares, thats why it exists...
there are 100's of methods how to find computer in the network, look into the script and search for documentation about bash scripting in the internet.

only information what the script needs is username and password to access the shares, but this information can exist in an external file too.

hth
arris

[brunogts77]

Thanks for the clarification. So if I want to change my shares, I do not need to change the file samba.init and add another ip?Because I had to do this to mount the shares!