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

Thank you for your comment.

I did check it, but I don't think there is a problem described there similar to mine. Although the Telnet session obviously does not start, the process does not even come as far as extracting the .tar file. Do you think it might have to do with the double password thing?? I would say that problem only occurs AFTER the extraction.

Am I wrong in the assumption that formatting the NAS' drive removes ALL previous settings with regard to Funplug or any related application?

I have an empty disk with your 2 files on its' root. What could go wrong???

The files are called :

fun_plug.txt
and
fun_plug.tgz

I suppose the formatting of the harddisk also removed the log file. Is there a way to clear the information stored in flash? And so, is there a necessity to do so?

I don't know whether the two funplug files are ok, but since I downloaded them straight from Fonz' website, I assumed they are.

I already had the drive in the RH bay earlier today, which didn't change anything. However, since you indicate it's better to have it in the right one, I'll change it back and have it restart again.

Bobby has already pointed out the solution, but there won't ever have been an ffp.log to lose during the format because the startup file (whatever it contains) must be called "fun_plug" - no extension.  So rename the file removing the ".txt" and reboot, it should install then.  It takes a but longer the first time as it is unpacking the archive and installing, the install script then deletes the .tgz file.  If it doesn't work and there still is no /ffp and no ffp.log then download the files again, also don't open the fun_plug file as if you are using a non unix line ending aware/safe editor (notepad for example, is unaware) and then you save it you will 'corrupt' the file (by introducing the wrong line endings)

I have the same problem.

Once installed the files in the root of a raid1 configured DNS-323 with FW 1.07, nothing seems to happen.

Files have been unchanged (no .txt extention).

BT application has been installed (not running any torrents at this moment)

There is a "Nas_Prog" directory where the BT program seems to be.
Any ideas for me??

you have both "fun_plug.tgz" and "fun_plug" right?  You don't just need to look out for the added .txt extension - but any extension at all (one file with the .tgz extension and the other with no extension at all).  And you have copied both files to both volumes and rebooted?  Is there an ffp.log file - if so, post its output.  You have only copied the files right - not opened and saved (e.g. fun_plug).  If in doubt download fresh copies from the server.

Last edited by luusac (2009-08-22 14:17:32)

hey guys, just wanted to say thanks for your assist.

stupid me forgot about the "fun_plug" file (without any extension)

woot, FP working again.. im a happy chap

thanks again
cheers