hi, I'm trying to edit some files in this directory /usr/local/bin/IMS_Modules/podCast/scripts to load my own podcasts.

1) login with telnet and user "root"
2) uses vi to edit a podcast xml
3) try to save
4) get the error, that file is read only

how can i change this files?
i use the latest beta software for european mini (r2115)

THANKS for an anser

Moved to to other developments.

Still no answer to that?
I like to edit my podcast list ... so it's really not useful the podcast function

Sorry im no linux expert.

I can't help you

You are trying to make changes to a squashfs filesystem which is read-only. The only way you can do what you are trying to do is to overmount the /usr/local/bin/IMS_Modules/podCast/scripts directory somewhere writable ie: usb stick or /usr/local/etc. Here's what you need to do assuming you have the space on the /usr/local/etc directory if not you can always use device connected to the usb port (drive,stick).

1) First you need to copy your scripts directory to somewhere writable:



2) Second you need to overmount the newly copied directory to /usr/local/bin/IMS_Modules/podCast/scripts/ so that they become one and the same.



Now the content of your script directory should be writable. One other issue that you may have is that I believe that some of the scripts are actually encoded hence they might need to be decrypted before you can edit them ?????? not 100% sure on that.

If the previous commands worked for you and you are able to edit the scripts then you should edit your /usr/local/etc/rcS file so that the overmount is process everytime you boot up your POHD. Just add those two lines at the end of the rcS file.



if you are using the /usr/local/etc directory use sleep5; sleep 60 if you are using something attached to the USB port.

That's it

WOW! Such a GREAT help!! Thanks a lot. It worked perfectly. Now i can edit the files... but it turned out, that these files are not the correct list of the displayed podcasts. I made changes in the XML files (not crypted) but my modified entry was not visible.
a) i missed a folder which is responsible for the list?!
b) the info is in the crypted files (.rss). How to decrypt?

OK, found other files in

Of course they are encrypted ... so next challenge: how to decrypt

have you decrypted the rss files yet?

No ... I tried some tools, but nothing worked for me

You can use method from Lossless to decrypt them.