How do you automatically mount, for instance, a file to the receiver? What kind of tool in needed? Thanks.
How do you mount?
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Have a look at the 'networkbrowser'.;)
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Under what kind of terms ought I to browse? I do have to know what I'm looking for, do I not?
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Originally posted by maanvol
How do you automatically mount
for instance, a file to the receiver?
within the context or separate I do not know what you mean
I do have to know what I'm looking for, do I not?
surely you must know that samba is the most used and favourable method of linking up netwerkclients by means of sharing
so, when you know the latter, set your samba workgroup or windows network identity correctly
which is found easily by using the search / suchen criteria.
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I do fear I'm being misunderstood: When I need to upload a softcam, it has has to be placed in the correct folder, with the right permissions.
There seems to be a way (tool), that's able to do this 'automatically'.
Could you please inform me on this. kind regards. -
almost thought you were aiming at another issue
but softcams consist out of some helpfiles ( /etc/ ) and the binaries ( /usr/bin )
but also depending on the type and make of the softcam
so when someone wants you to have such a "bundle" of files they compress it in a selfextracting executable
when it executes it will move the appropriate files automatically into the correct directories of the VU+
now usually the "bundle" is placed in /tmp and you can run a script, extracting the files
or
whilst downloading from the feed (url-image-support) it also automatically extracts the files to the directories
when you are thus not using the download and feed OR the extraction via manual install (in your menu) you need to uncompress the "bundle" and place it yourself in the directories (I use DCC in windows or dolphin in linux)
the "bundle" can be a xxxxxx.gz or a xxxxx.ipk or a xxxxx.opk thus including the files and the notation of the pathnames and directories.
so ther you have it.keine kohle mehr