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That's because in the config file there is rock authentication enabled. Disable it. Or u may try using transmission as id and password

well it runs a stock tonido arm-linux f/w but since usb boot is enabled, you can pretty much boot it using any arm compiled variant

great find man... i wonder if i should break open the tonidoplug too... hehehehe stop instigating man :-p

as long as it doesnt reoccur...

will take the agp card if its working... need it shipped to lucknow

guess its OS related... you say it was once during an apt-get session?

i have never had this problem... i think u should try with root fs on a separate partition from the data... maybe may be the workaround... the other reason could be that the dock fails to boot from the usb hdd, instead goes straight to the nand... i ahd this issue once, and realised the hdd was...

wonder what transpired...

yup... i missed that... my bad

okay here is it copy pasted... #!/bin/bash # Script name: /etc/usbmount/mount.d/00_a_ensure_mount_order # Beta script: not tested # This script will ensure mount order of harddisk # This script will not be effective in changing the boot order set -e LOGFILE="/root/usbmount.log" # Enlist...

well thats how the plug/dockstar is hard coded to perform... few users on the forums posted issues where the mounting often happened in a haphazard manner... this happened in cases where more than one usb disk or disk with multiple partitions were attached to the plug... there is a script...

see using multiple partitions on the hdd has a workaround... there is a startup script which mounts partitions in a particular order... atleast on the tonidoplug till before they enabled this by default

i am sure there is a cdma solution too... i can easily use the bb+ modem with ubuntu on my laptop... somebody well versed with linux and arm cross compilation can for sure help us replicate this on the plug... i wonder how it hasnt been already achieved...

i would take one just to sample and try interesting things with it... count me in --- Updated Post - Automerged --- @Varkey @ Gaurish... chk this out... i have been looking at amahi when was planning a home server... which is before i got the plug... Amahi Plug Edition - Amahi --- Updated...

varkey, i suggest we should stick to ext3 format... i have sampled this with routers, media players, and now the plug computer... most of these systems gel best with ext3 since they based on ext3 natively. once samba is set properly, media transfer although slowish, is consistent. i get 8-10mbps...

also, fat32 would reduce read and write speeds using samba...

my observations... 1. using ext3 f/s works best when running these linux embedded systems... read/write off ntfs causes a lot of orphan sectors on the disk... 2. i never get CPU bumping beyond 25%... even while i am running transmission, copying data and running a 720p mkv on my laptop using...

@m-jeri - suggest the playon hd to you... the 12.5k one. it comes with a one year indian warranty yup my bad, its from china... wonder if i have this misconception from the package or manuals... thanx for clarifying that... as for the build quality, i have held the wdtv avatars and asus oplay...

well on your suggestion i started a new thread on media players ... as for your problem i will follow it on acryan forum

your requirements are met by the top end players... more like the popcorn hours, nmt hdx, acryan playonhd... see egreat is a good player too, infact before i discovered about the better ones, i was convinced on buying it. it was when i started comparing reviews, it dawned on me that ultimately...