[200] [CSI] Community Software Installer 2.7.2 ** UPDATED DEC 28th 2011 **

[oddball]

Have you tried all the "availibel" firmwares ?

[Ger Teunis]

I didn't try them all. Perhaps it might be a good idea that somebody collected all old and newer firmwares and nmt apps.
Especially the old and beta ones, those are interesting because they might have missing protections and so.
Not saying they have, but you'll never know when a bug may come in handy

[werner]

no i can tell you that the protection was already in the first firmware , also take note that going back is often not possible because on the early builds it was most of the time stepstones where you cant go back anymore, only if you wanna kill your player!!!

[halfelite]

(09-08-2009 06:43 PM)Ger Teunis Wrote:  Yeah, and that TNT isn't driving over the box this time.
Once I received a box which looked like they drove over it, not very careful those truck drivers.

PS: not sure at all about the delivery date yet.
Just guessing because some others seem to have received theirs on the forums or one of these days

We must have the same delivery guy. Lol. I had one package ran over. But when I lived at my folks place. The ups driver would not even get out of his truck. He would grab the package whatever size and throw it out the door and over my parents gate. He was to lazy to walk up the stairs to the walk up gate.

[Ger Teunis]

(09-08-2009 10:30 PM)halfelite Wrote:  We must have the same delivery guy. Lol. I had one package ran over. But when I lived at my folks place. The ups driver would not even get out of his truck. He would grab the package whatever size and throw it out the door and over my parents gate. He was to lazy to walk up the stairs to the walk up gate.

LOL, you got the be kidding right?
Too funny

[leginUK]

(09-06-2009 06:25 PM)popcornmix Wrote:  No, I think the USB drives may be different.
Using Windows / SMB it shows up as:
USB_DRIVE_C-1.BOOT

where boot is the label of the USB drive. It has same name in any of the 4 usb slots.

If I browse USB drive from C-200, it shows the drive name as //BOOT

Clicking your "Telnetd" link gives "Request cannot be processed". Changing link to:

Code:

<a href="http://localhost.drives:8883/USB_DRIVE_C-1/script.cgi">Telnetd</a>

gives "Request cannot be processed".

Code:

<a href="http://localhost.drives:8883/USB_DRIVE_C-1.BOOT/script.cgi">Telnetd</a>

says "Telnetd started on port 5151"

From PC trying:

Code:

telnet 192.168.4.12 5151

Connecting To 192.168.4.12...Could not open connection to the host, on port 5151: Connect failed

I changed reference in script.cgi to USB_DRIVE_C-1.BOOT too but still the same. Any suggestions?

Did you resolve what the C-200 local USB drives are called? I am having the same problem getting YAMJ working with local USB drives. The internal SATA 2.5" is called SATA_DISK rather than HARD_DRIVE on the A110.

[popcornmix]

USB_DRIVE_C-1.BOOT was the correct name for my disk.
It wasn't working because telnetd had been compiled with wrong options.

You will need to change BOOT to the volume name of your drive.

[halfelite]

(09-10-2009 12:41 AM)popcornmix Wrote:  USB_DRIVE_C-1.BOOT was the correct name for my disk.
It wasn't working because telnetd had been compiled with wrong options.

You will need to change BOOT to the volume name of your drive.

So you got telnet working?

[popcornmix]

No. The missing kernel support for PTY complicates that.
I got iperf running correctly.
I compiled nc (netcat) which supports remote execution allowing a "poor man's telnet", but it didn't run. I need to investigate that. It's rather painful developing without telnet. I'm clicking on cgi links from Popcorn and piping output to a file - I'm not sure if anyone has a better scheme.

[lundman]

nc's execute did not work for me, I just cooked up my own shell spawn, and it works enough to use it as telnet.

[halfelite]

(09-10-2009 02:15 AM)lundman Wrote:  nc's execute did not work for me, I just cooked up my own shell spawn, and it works enough to use it as telnet.

lundman is the man. I just got my c200 today about to take it out of the box. Hope you publish some of your findings on your wiki.

[lundman]

Not sure it needs that? In terms of setup, the C200 and A100 are setup the same. Couple of mountpoint changes, some new processes. Otherwise, in Unix land, they are the same. What you already know, will still work.

[halfelite]

(09-10-2009 04:16 AM)lundman Wrote:  Not sure it needs that? In terms of setup, the C200 and A100 are setup the same. Couple of mountpoint changes, some new processes. Otherwise, in Unix land, they are the same. What you already know, will still work.

Ok thanks. I just popped a drive in mine So first boot up is coming.

[emveepee]

(09-10-2009 01:50 AM)popcornmix Wrote:  No. The missing kernel support for PTY complicates that.
I got iperf running correctly.
I compiled nc (netcat) which supports remote execution allowing a "poor man's telnet", but it didn't run. I need to investigate that. It's rather painful developing without telnet. I'm clicking on cgi links from Popcorn and piping output to a file - I'm not sure if anyone has a better scheme.

That's basically what I've been doing. I guess I need lundman's shell.

Martin

[journey4712]

Just got my c200 today, nice box although did it need 13 screws and 2 screwdrivers to install the 2.5" drive? Untill lundmans poor man shell is released, i'm using a shell script that would probably be the homeless guys shell. It just creates a cgi script of the entered command, sends it to the C200, and then executes it.

Requires a sh compatible shell(linux/macos), wget, and by default it uses lftp to connect. Can run most commands, it wont remember if you change directories or anything though. Cant wait to see lundmans more appropriate shell

Type quit or Ctrl-C to exit

Code:

#!/bin/sh

# IP of the c200
C200IP=192.168.1.200
# an ftp command to execute that will connect to c200
# and accepts commands via pipe
FTPCLIENT="lftp nmt:1234@$C200IP"


CMDFILE='c200run.cgi'
cd /tmp
while true; do
  echo -n '# '
  read CMD
  if [ x"$CMD" = x"quit" ]; then
    exit;
  fi
  if [ x"$CMD" != x"" ]; then
    cat > $CMDFILE <<EOF
#!/bin/sh
echo 'Content-Type: text/html'
echo ''
$CMD
EOF
    echo "put $CMDFILE;chmod 755 $CMDFILE" | $FTPCLIENT
    wget --header="Host: localhost.drives" -qO - http://$C200IP:8883/SATA_DISK/$CMDFILE
  fi
done