how can I install TwonkyVision 2.5 ?

[hugo]

read my edited message

[stefan9113]

then comes invalid argument.
no way.
Stefan

[hugo]

you can try a mke2fs -j /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1
to format with Oleg firmware. Then try again the mount command. It will work but you will have to copy back your files to HD

[stefan9113]

ok I will try it.

[stefan9113]

Great, that works.
I have now mounted hd1 hd2 und one new Folder from me called Krimis.
How can I transfer now the mediaserver to the Hdd?

[hugo]

if you have a usb pendrive, use this, in usb port. otherwise, set samba by seting up a /etc/smb.conf

There is a web menu for this, but I don't know what it does.

basicaly, you must have a working smb.conf, then run smbd -D and nmbd -D

Check the wiki page about samba (look at the root of the forum for the link to wiki) and the search the forum for working configurations on how to setup samba.

You can post your test smb.conf, and i'll help you correct it.

[stefan9113]

Hello, here I am again.
I dont think thats right

my smb.conf looks like this one

[global]
config file=/etc/smb.conf
coding system =
client code page = 850
os level = 8
workgroup = WORKGROUP
server string =
max log size = 10
security = user
encrypt passwords = no
socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_KEEPALIVE SO_SNDBUF=16384 SORCVBUF=16384
preferred master = yes
dns proxy = no
preserve case = yes
short preserve case = yes
default case = upper
case sensitive = no
mangled names = yes
null passwords = yes
username map=no
mangle case = yes
dos filetimes = yes
force directory mode=771
force create mode=660
create mask=771
map system=yes
map to guest=Bad User
guest account=guest
name resolve order = wins bcast
[ADMIN 1]
valid users=@"administrators"
comment=
path=/tmp/Krimis/
read only=no
write list=@administrators"
[DISK 1]
valid users=@"administrator",@"everyone"
comment=For everyone
path=/tmp/Krimis/
read only=no
write list=@"administrators",@"everyone"

[hugo]

You're using a canon to hit a fly!

Here is mine. Much simpler:

[global]
        workgroup = WORKGROUP
        netbios name = wl-hdd
        guest account = admin
        security = share
        browseable = yes
        guest ok = yes
        log level = 1
        max log size = 100
        encrypt passwords = no
        dns proxy = yes
        deadtime = 1
        browse list = yes
        wins support = yes
        domain master=yes
        syslog = 1
 [sys]
        path=/tmp/hd
        writable=yes
        browsable=yes
        force user =admin
[share]
        path = /tmp/hd2/
        writable=yes
        browsable = yes
        force user = admin
[c$]
        path = /
        writable = yes
        force user = admin
        browseable = no
[usb]
        path=/tmp/harddisk
        writable=yes
        browsable=yes
        force user=admin

I'm sure you just wanted to trigger my post by using this smb.conf you found anywere on the web

[hugo]

of course, it will work if your mounts are on /tmp/hd and /tmp/hd2

[stefan9113]

the story ends now. Now I have your smb.conf, changed to my settings.
But it dont work. I will not longer use your time. You tryed all to teach me this, but I think Linux I not the right System for me. Thanks for all the time you spend to my.
Stefan

[hugo]

you are so close to make it working. Why stopping now? Anyway, just drop a line if you change your minds.

[stefan9113]

ok, when you can spend more time for me. I will more testing.
thanks Stefan

[hugo]

the different sections in the smb.conf must refer to a folder onthe wl-hdd.
Using the mount command, you should connect your hard disk partition to each folder. Then you must be sure the folder name is the same in the smb.conf.

From that, you can run smbd -D and nmbd -D

If it works from your PC, you will have to save this for further reboot.

You can also copy your mediaserver file and run it from the telnet interface.

[stefan9113]

no way,
I can mount the /tmp/harddisk
I edit my smb.conf
and start smbd -D
and start nmbd -D

and result, nothing. Hmm?
I dont know what I can do now.
I think it's better for me when I go outside and put my head in the snow.

[hugo]

what do you mean by nothing?

Do you connect using start - run on your PC then typing

\\192.168.1.1\usb