Does anybody has had experience dealing with landisks and Dreambox? I have tried to mount this disk with Nitro, DSM and PLi Helenite image without success. Any idea will be appreciated. Thanks.
PS: Landisk: Bytecc ME-850.
Supporting protocol:
TCP/IP, NBNS (Net BIOS Name Server), Microsoft Networks (CIFS/SMB), HTTP 1.0 and HTML 2.0,
DHCP Server/Client (Auto detection), SNTP Client and Telnet Server
Mounting Landisk
Started by th_gates9345, 02 Sep 2007 17:41
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Posted 2 September 2007 - 17:41
DM7020s, 4GB IDE Flash Module. Echo 119 & 110.
Flash: DS-DM-7020-E1-0.35; Multiboot: DSM Remastered, Gemini 4.60, Pli-Jade2.
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Re: Mounting Landisk #2
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Posted 2 September 2007 - 17:49
hello
i dont know your device but on nslu2 i can mount on cifs
what i do its only create a user on the nslu2 whit a private share an the password for the user
then go to dreambox and mount de share in cifs putting de user and pass i have create on the nslu2
i think is the same way to do it on most lan disks
i dont know your device but on nslu2 i can mount on cifs
what i do its only create a user on the nslu2 whit a private share an the password for the user
then go to dreambox and mount de share in cifs putting de user and pass i have create on the nslu2
i think is the same way to do it on most lan disks
Re: Mounting Landisk #3
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Posted 2 September 2007 - 19:14
Dm 500 supports samba out of the box.
Try samba, with your webinterface from helenite.
Create a folder on your landisk, give it a name, let's say 'dreambox'
Create in that folder a map named 'movie'
Check if you got proper rights to read and write for your dreambox on the landisk.
Now it should be able to mount the landisk.
good luck,
Try samba, with your webinterface from helenite.
Create a folder on your landisk, give it a name, let's say 'dreambox'
Create in that folder a map named 'movie'
Check if you got proper rights to read and write for your dreambox on the landisk.
Now it should be able to mount the landisk.
good luck,
Re: Mounting Landisk #4
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Posted 2 September 2007 - 21:16
From the look of this
it uses share security.
So, create a directory for your box, create a share on that directory, and give it a username and password.
On the box, you should be able to use CIFS to connect to the box.
Let's assume you created the share 'dreambox', with userid 'mydreambox' and password 'mypassword.
On the box, press the blue button, go to dreambox settings, system settings, external mounts.
Host/IP: <the IP address of your landisk box>, select CIFS from the protocol dropdown
Dir: dreambox (the name of your share)
LocalDir: /hdd/server1 (mountpoint)
Options: rw
Extra: nolock,rsize=8192,wsize=8192
User: mydreambox ( the userid of the share)
Pass: mypassword ( the password of the share)
And check the automount checkbox, to make sure it makes the connection when the box restarts.
it uses share security.
So, create a directory for your box, create a share on that directory, and give it a username and password.
On the box, you should be able to use CIFS to connect to the box.
Let's assume you created the share 'dreambox', with userid 'mydreambox' and password 'mypassword.
On the box, press the blue button, go to dreambox settings, system settings, external mounts.
Host/IP: <the IP address of your landisk box>, select CIFS from the protocol dropdown
Dir: dreambox (the name of your share)
LocalDir: /hdd/server1 (mountpoint)
Options: rw
Extra: nolock,rsize=8192,wsize=8192
User: mydreambox ( the userid of the share)
Pass: mypassword ( the password of the share)
And check the automount checkbox, to make sure it makes the connection when the box restarts.
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Posted 2 September 2007 - 21:54
I got it throught samba, thanks Roodkapke. Next I'll try ManWizard method.
What's the difference between Samba and Cifs? I mean which one is better, pros and cons.
I thank you nice people.
What's the difference between Samba and Cifs? I mean which one is better, pros and cons.
I thank you nice people.
DM7020s, 4GB IDE Flash Module. Echo 119 & 110.
Flash: DS-DM-7020-E1-0.35; Multiboot: DSM Remastered, Gemini 4.60, Pli-Jade2.
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Synology DS107+ NAS, 500GB.
Re: Mounting Landisk #6
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Posted 2 September 2007 - 22:09
As far as I know, cifs newer than samba and uses other ports to communicate. For the Dreambox, there are not really pros and cons, they both work fine. Cifs is standard in the image and samba must be downloaded.What's the difference between Samba and Cifs? I mean which one is better, pros and cons.
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Posted 2 September 2007 - 22:16
hello
i gone put my problem
i have a nslu2 whit unslung firmware
i put runing nfs server on the nslu2 and in telnet i can mount the share and on dream record dvr mode on the hdd mount
now i want to try multiboot on the nslu2 share
1º i use nfs because the people says only nfs can multiboot
2ºif a try to mount on the menu expert menu the share de dream says failed but if i save and reboot the share is mounted and runing fine.
3 the flaswizard see de hdd mounted but selecting nfs share and the ip off nslu2 i dont see the nfs server.
can anybody can help me
i gone put my problem
i have a nslu2 whit unslung firmware
i put runing nfs server on the nslu2 and in telnet i can mount the share and on dream record dvr mode on the hdd mount
now i want to try multiboot on the nslu2 share
1º i use nfs because the people says only nfs can multiboot
2ºif a try to mount on the menu expert menu the share de dream says failed but if i save and reboot the share is mounted and runing fine.
3 the flaswizard see de hdd mounted but selecting nfs share and the ip off nslu2 i dont see the nfs server.
can anybody can help me
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Posted 10 October 2007 - 14:47
As far as I know, cifs newer than samba and uses other ports to communicate. For the Dreambox, there are not really pros and cons, they both work fine. Cifs is standard in the image and samba must be downloaded.
What's the difference between Samba and Cifs? I mean which one is better, pros and cons.
Hi,
Could someone direct me to instructions on how to set up samba on a 7020 running Helenit?
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