[fggs]

After some tests I'll put your files at the first post.

[got_milk]

[dr_d]

Hi pokazene_maslo,

The clue for the failure in finding /opt might be in that it worked until the router restart. If the router has two USB ports, the problem might be that /opt was mounted on a different host, ie host1 and not host0.

ntfs-3g /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /mnt

if you issue the command mount, you can see what is mounted.

If you don't see the /opt then you might consider not using the automount, and adding some startup commands as noted in the USB storage wiki:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/USB_storage#v24TNG_-_Step_3.A-C

this can also apply for NTFS storage device as well, as it could also be on the on host1 as well.


As for your other question, in terms of installing to an external disk and using NTFS. Since, NTFS is not native, it would be safer to partition your disk to have two partitions. One for optware (Ext3), and another for the NTFS. That way you could install more and more packages, as well as have access via Windows NT/XP/Vista etc. Or, you can simply format everthing as Ext3 and then run the opensource ext2fsd to access the ext3 partition under windows when you will be connecting the drive directly. Since that usually means unmounting it, it is more likely that you would like to use something like Samba and then get network access to the drive.



best D

[_NemO_]

Excellent! I connected the memory card, SanDisk 8 GB Class 4 through the card reader SanDisk MicroMate Mobile and received a reading speed of 4.5 MB / s and 1.5 MB / s write speed.

[got_milk]

Maybe someone could give me some insight here?

I've switched to Eko's K2.6 13562 build (newer). I've gotten FUSE to successfully load on every boot, and I've got ntfs-3g residing in /usr/sbin.

Problem is, when I telnet in, I always get:

-sh: ntfs-3g: not found

EVEN if I cd over to /usr/sbin.

I can even use tab complete and it won't work.

What am I overlooking here!?

[frater]

I don't know your problem, but the latest version of my automount script runs here with support for ntfs...

[got_milk]

[frater]

I'm using 4.4.2009 and it's working...
What should I do to download the newer version and will it then still work?

[got_milk]

I'm trying to download and compile from source but it's being very problematic for me.

I'm not sure how the older version was built but for whatever reason I keep on getting errors when I try to run under DD-WRT.

For example:

ntfs-3g: line 1: syntax error: "("

[rhdcheme]

Method1 posted here did not work for me (insmod command did not work), but I am able to access the NTFS partition using WinSCP in combination with Frater's optware, which seemed to install ntfs-3g by default.

[crashfly]

[fggs]

@ got_milk: The problems you are having, I already had when I tried to built fuse module and ntfs-3g for K2.4, you will have to try multiple gcc versions.

@ rhdcheme: Please post your router model, build number and error you are getting.

[got_milk]

Any suggestions what version I should use? I'm currently falling back to 4.3.4 now.

[fggs]

I think there's an option while compiling, can't remember it correctly like CC=gcc-3.2. And gcc-3.2 is what I would use.

[got_milk]