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#1 2008-06-01 12:20:22
- sbrundell
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- Registered: 2008-04-13
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DNS-323, nfs and popcorn hour fixed - media not found
Finally managed to browse subdirectories flawlessly from my popcorn hour using DNS-323 with many thanks to fonz for funplug and supamicha for advise on conceptronic firmware. For all others using a similar media setup:-
1. Install Conceptronic firmware - use instructions here http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2265-nfsd … sd.sh.html from supamicha then upgrade to 1.04 RC1 http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2310-CH3S … 4RC1.html. This just happened to preserve all my settings and data
2. Install funplug 0.5 and enable kernel nfs http://dns323.kood.org/howto:ffp
Hope others find this helpful, but it's obviously not without its risks
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#2 2008-06-05 02:25:05
- Sparkss
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- Registered: 2008-05-09
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Re: DNS-323, nfs and popcorn hour fixed - media not found
what was your reason for going with the kernel based NFS (and the need to use the different FW) instead of using the user space NFS (unfsd.sh). ? Was there something that unfsd didn't do that nfsd did ?
I aks because I am considering going that route myself and just wondered what your motivation or driving reason(s) was.
Thanks 
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#3 2008-06-05 06:02:29
- drak0
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Re: DNS-323, nfs and popcorn hour fixed - media not found
I have a PCH and a dns323. Using the unfs3 server, sub directories aren't found for some reason 
I haven't tried messing around with the kernel nfs server. *shrug*.
My solution to this annoying problem was to create hard links to all my highdef content (.mkv) in a single directory.
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#4 2008-06-05 10:05:03
Re: DNS-323, nfs and popcorn hour fixed - media not found
drak0 wrote:
I have a PCH and a dns323. Using the unfs3 server, sub directories aren't found for some reason
My solution to this annoying problem was to create hard links to all my highdef content (.mkv) in a single directory.
I'm using CFULLHDMA FULLHD MediaPlayer with NFS.
When using latest firmware for CH3SNAS with nfsd.sh I do not get access to the CH3SNAS
when using unfsd.sh it's working flawlessly and awful fast.
Working with 0.5 of Fonz his fun_plug is much simpler than 0.4 but it gives me ?? why nfsd.sh is not working when mounting and unfs.sh is working ..
Even I tried to connect VMWARE ESX 3.5 to the DNS323/CH3SNAS with NFSD.SH and UNFS.SH
also here only unfs.sh is party ok.
Yes it's working to mount, I can store data on it, but I do not see any folder listing ???
'ls' seems not supported
So if someone has an idea....
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#5 2008-06-05 10:52:54
- Muppet
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- Registered: 2008-05-21
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Re: DNS-323, nfs and popcorn hour fixed - media not found
Just install the llink media server - it works fine and you get a better transfer rate over http for all those HD mkv files.
http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2364-llin … _plug.html
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#6 2008-06-07 19:31:06
- sbrundell
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Re: DNS-323, nfs and popcorn hour fixed - media not found
Went to kernel nfs as my videos are stored as Video_TS rips with .ifo, this didn't work as user space nfs with PCH and IStar as they didn't browse the subdirectories and I couldn't configure llink to work properly with these folders either. Kernel nfs works flawlessly
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