Hi Andy,

thank you for your answer.

Is there any thread which has a little how to about "telnet POHD" and "Install Putty on POHD"? And I'm not quiet sure about the Swap partitions you mentioned.

Arvakur

Hi
PuTTY is a Windows client which will provied telnet, SSH and other connectivity.
Install PuTTY on your PC. You will need to know the IP Address of your player, which you enter in the hostname box, and selecting Telnet tells PuTTY to connect on port 23.
This gives you a command line interface to the player, login as root with no password
Andy

Hi,

YAMJ still breaks down. Same "errors/problems" as before.

What I did:


For further information see attachments. Don't wonder about "E:\Filme" I always use my hard drive at PC for doing the jukebox but "copy/synch" it with my NAS afterwards. I always start use the julebox on NAS from POHD.

I use a slightly different variation to mount my NAs on my Mini 2. It may help.

#!/bin/ash

#Check that the USB attached drive is alive and has the correct directory
sleep 30
LOGFILE=/tmp/log/mountnas.log
DIR1=/tmp/usbmounts/sda6/NAS
STATUS=Z
date 1>$LOGFILE
if [ -d $DIR1 ]; then
echo $DIR1 " exists." 1>>$LOGFILE
STATUS=A
else
i=1
until [ -d $DIR1 ] ; do
let i+=1 ; sleep 1
echo $i 1>>$LOGFILE
if [ $i -ge 60 ] ; then
echo $DIR1 " does not exist." 1>>$LOGFILE
STATUS=B
break ;
fi
done
fi
echo $STATUS 1>>$LOGFILE
if test $STATUS = "A"
then
echo "USB Directory Exists" 1>>$LOGFILE
#Now check that NAS is alive
ping 10.1.1.240 1>>$LOGFILE
pingstatus=$?
if test $pingstatus -eq 0
then
echo "NAS Alive" 1>>$LOGFILE
mount -t cifs -o username=root,password=smb123,RO, //10.1.1.240/dev /tmp/usbmounts/sda6/NAS
mountstatus=$?
if test $mountstatus -eq 0
then
echo "NAS Mounted" 1>>$LOGFILE
else
echo "NAS Mount Error" 1>>$LOGFILE
fi
else
echo "NAS not Active" 1>>$LOGFILE
fi
else
echo "USB Drive does not Exist" 1>>$LOGFILE
echo "No attempt to mount NAS" 1>>$LOGFILE
fi

Hi Greg,

are the following changes correct?
When 192.168.0.111 = NAS?
What about the created Jukebox directory?
There is a space /dev /tmp/ is that estimated?

Yes. You have the IP Address = NAS correct

tere is a space after dev but the statement 192.168.1.111/dev depends on what you see in your windows browser by say Mapping a network drive and type the NAS IP address and then browse it.to see what shows.

Hi Greg,

What about the created Jukebox directory on USB Stick? No need for that with your version?
I don't get what you mean by IP/dev. Moviedirectory at NAS when connected from PC?