Auto-run for NMJ

[vaidyasr]

If you have the index.htm added in your root of the disk to start the NMJ (provided by accident) , here is the autorun script to simplify one more step. The NMJ will be started automatically upon inserting the disk.

The attached zip file will add the custom startup of USB disk and will look for the index.htm on the root of the disk. If found a one, it will start it.

The installation is manually via CSI. Will be added to CSI repository soon.

Link: http://c200progs.googlecode.com/files/autorun_c200.zip

[chris57]

Sounds great, pretty sure ive seen posts wanting to start NMJ in this way.

Will be very useful for those who have 3.5" HDD's in there C200 and have a NMJ jukebox on each.

[accident]

very handy.

[jluc2808]

sorry surely a silly question , but i don't understand what is the goal of the auto-run script

if an existing index.thm, with NMJ start patch command, exists and is store in the root of the device, it will load automatically NMJ when the device is selected, each time you select the device , Am I wrong ? so what make auto-run more than that ?
obviously i lose something

[vaidyasr]

Currently you need to select the drive. But this script will invoke the index.htm upon insert/switch on of the drive.

[jluc2808]

(02-04-2011 04:13 PM)vaidyasr Wrote:  Currently you need to select the drive. But this script will invoke the index.htm upon insert/switch on of the drive.

ok, sorry i'm a little bit slow today

as i generaly let my USB drive connected , i didn't realise that this tips cuold automatically select the drive while it is connected. (as i said to slow)

[mhogendoorn]

(02-04-2011 04:13 PM)vaidyasr Wrote:  Currently you need to select the drive. But this script will invoke the index.htm upon insert/switch on of the drive.

Does this only work with usb drives? Or does this also work with an internal sata disk. I would like my pch-a210 to boot directly into NMJ on my internal sata disk.

[KCO]

how I can do if I have two hard disk but I want everything in one NMJ menu?