DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

Hi slipperman,


Hope this helps, I got mine yesterday and I was down about the same path as yours... was hacking my way to get this done way pass midnite while watching France beat NZ in the IRB World Cup. I hope this would help you get this right.

used the 0.3 funplug from http://www.inreto.de/dns323/fun-plug/ and altered the funplug file according to Another Telnet daemon subsection at http://www.shadowandy.net/_html/archives/tech/dns323/

- I'm using firmware v1.03... yours should be the same or a version earlier as yours has got Volume_1 as the disk identifier. I did the same thing as you that when I got the funplug script I alter it. Not sure what you changed, by for me I changed the variable to refer to Volume_1 - boy, that didn't work and I wonder what went wrong for some good hours. Finally what I did is I just drop the script and the tar file that's it. No editing necessary. I don't have time though to find a way why I don't need to change the path but everything is good. Give it a try - download, unpack then just drop the 2 files in your root directory. Use ftp and set it to bin mode. I use filezilla if you want to try a GUI tool.

It is about here that my knowledge gap starts showing.
1. Is it true that just by putting the funplug file and the funplug.tar file into (in my case) \\192.168.1.9\Volume_1 through ftp the DNS-323 in some mysterious way starts unpacking and installing the files after reboot? I fear that this is not the root of the system but I can not find any other place to put the file (tried to ftp \\192.168.1.9 folder but couldn't be accessed).

- It's not mysterious at all, the explaination is in the wiki... I think Dlink decides to have this function to get this device a larger appeal and maybe to help fix problems that they don't have time to work on - speculation on my part ... anyway, you're right - drop it under \\your NAS ip\Volume_1 ... reboot, you're good to go.

2. I tried to telnet the ip address after reboot but no telnet response so I guess nothing has happened.

- You should get a prompt, give the first step a try.

3. When looking around in other topics it seems that other people can actually "see" the linux environment from a windows client. How is that achieved.

- I believe this is via telnetting from windows command line... unless you're referring to dmesg - that's linux kernel messages that gets loged along the way. That would be something useful once you hv your telnet ready.

Hope this helps.

Azri

When you unpacked fun_plug and the .tar, what program did you use? I hope it wasn't with WinZip?

(you should use something like WinRAR that doesn't mangle UNIX text files)

Glad it worked, and thanks for the beer

/MiK