While I have not set up CIF on my router (I have set up an external /opt and /jffs), I do know this much. If you had to manually mounting something to get CIF working, then you will have to do that manual "something" to keep it working at boot time. If there was some automation by DD-WRT going on, then that "automation" should continue to work at boot time.
The problem is that I haven't been able to get it working either manually or automatically. I don't mind doing it manually if I have to, but at this point I'm not sure this is even possible.
Also, the reason I was trying to use CIF was to follow zoomlink's suggestion. I'll be glad to try anything else... The main purpose here is to get the miniDLNA to map the drive correctly. Any ideas?
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 16:46 Post subject:
BrazilRoute wrote:
The problem is that I haven't been able to get it working either manually or automatically. I don't mind doing it manually if I have to, but at this point I'm not sure this is even possible.
It is possible, although I myself have not tried these instructions. There is more information about it in the wiki under this article: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/JFFS_File_System. Near the bottom it explains on how to use CIF. That is the best I can do for now. _________________ E3000 21395M KongVPN K26
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It is possible, although I myself have not tried these instructions. There is more information about it in the wiki under this article: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/JFFS_File_System. Near the bottom it explains on how to use CIF. That is the best I can do for now.
I read that but it starts from the CIF partition already mounted...
Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 20:38 Post subject: So... any news?!
Hey People!
I have the same E3000 and probably the same problems : the lack on DLNA servers.
The provided DLNA servers on optware are not working using K2.6.
And as I understand we can not use the K2.4 for E3000 as there were no drivers supported by the manufacturer for K2.4.
So the only solution is using the KONG build or the Tomatousb build.
I tried the lates KONG build. It works great!
Just I have problems with miniDLNA. It sometime hangs and rescan the folders everytime you start. Also I would like to disable the album arts in the files. The rescan is a problem as there are about 34k files in 1.8k folders. :-O At the moment I try different thinks to let it work and find out why it hangs using the debug mode.
So my question is : Does anybody know a way to use some of the other DLNA servers? Are there any plans to make them working on K2.6 or are there maybe included in the KONG or Tomato builds?
At the end I wanted to thank everybody who provided the information here and Kong for the great build/work he does!
Mediaservers and other external apps, that need to query the network interface only work under dd-wrt if they have been build with dd-wrt toolchain. DD-WRT extends ethernet interface structures. This is why in general dd-wrt is not compatible with external package repositories. _________________ Powered by DD-WRT KongMod!
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Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 16:17 Post subject:
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Mediaservers and other external apps, that need to query the network interface only work under dd-wrt if they have been build with dd-wrt toolchain. DD-WRT extends ethernet interface structures. This is why in general dd-wrt is not compatible with external package repositories.
It was working with Build Kong 19545, and has recently stopped working on all versions past that. Is there no way to implement a fix for this? _________________ ~Router Listing~
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