@ Tomas

I was looking for a way to do persistent state saves for deluge as well, and came up with a work-around, which I don’t think can really be implemented by b-rad for everyone.

I have created a copy of the deluge init script in /tmp/init.d, created a deluge_state folder in the root of a connected USB storage device and made these modification:
in the STOP section before any of the kill commands
# Grab a backup of the deluge state
cp -Prf /tmp/deluge/state/* /tmp/media/usb/USB2/40EF-FA75/deluge_state

in START after the line copying deluge files from /etc/deluge/*, added this line
cp -Prf /tmp/media/usb/USB2/40EF-FA75/deluge_state/* /tmp/deluge/state

It seems to work okay, but with the version of deluge included in 0.3.4.1 (1.2.0-rc4 I think), it still runs checks on all the torrents.

I’m not going to claim it’s a great solution, and I’m only just starting to use it myself.

Hope it helps a little.

thanks for the great work.

I have one issue with wdlxtv-live 0.3.2 and a wireless (USB) stick, which worked out of the box with the original firmware. After flashing to wdlxtv-live 0.3.2, the boot hangs trying to start the NTP daemon. If I kill the process ‘/bin/sh /tmp/init.d/S01ntp start’ (via root shell access with a CA-42 cable), the boot process continues and eventually the wireless interface is activated.
Disabling the ntp daemon in S00custom-options seems to be a working work-around.
However, do you think it would be possible to implement starting the ntp daemon after the wireless interface is up?

Thanks again.

<<< edit: Thanks for the donation The problem is a failing regex which stalls the system. I’ve fixed it and a new version is uploading, it will be posted in a couple hours. NTP must be executed before dmaosd runs, changing time on dmaosd throws a broken monkey wrench into its gears. –b-rad >>>

I installed wdlxtv-live 0.3.2 and now I can play material stored on DVDR. Rewind and
Fast Forward functions work fine, however my dvd drives eject button appears to be
disabled by wdtvlive

WdTvLive would be a perfect little gadget for me if I could only eject a disk and insert
another one and WdTvLive be able to read and play it..

DVDR Drives tested =

Pionear DVR-215D
Pionear DVR-212D
Pionear DVR-109
Optiarc AD-5170A

checked using various pata>usb and sata>usb interfaces I have at hand and same results

Keep up the good work.. If it was not for your hacked firmware, I would have sent this
back to the store…

<<< edit: yeh, I know about this. Maybe I’ll finally get around to rewriting cd-manager… –b-rad >>>

I’ve just installed wdlxtv-live 0.3.2 and everything is OK but!!! I have one problem.
I have connected HDD with 2 partitions : NTFS and FAT32. Before I installed new firmware I had seen all partitions under windows (using command: \\192.168.1.2\ I saw 2 folders – one per partition) but now I can see only one partition per disk…
I would be grateful if U could help me with that.

<<< edit: dunno what your problem is. I just released 0.3.3 so maybe try that, if it still doesn’t work post in the forum thread and I’ll attempt to debug you a bit. –b-rad >>>

Why doesnt re flashing the firmware (official or otherwise) reset the root password I set. Is it possible to reset the root password if it is forgotten?

Thankyou.

<<< edit: http://rapidshare.com/files/295427134/pw-reset-live.app.bin resets your pw back to blank. –b-rad >>>

wdlxtv-live 0.3.2 is working pretty nicely.

I think the only thing missing on my wdtv live is shoutcast support.
Pandora is not available from outside the US and Live365′s free stations aren’t exactly great.
Since there are a ton of great free 128-256kbit shoutcast streams available I’d be so happy

Besides that SSH and FTP work great.
NFS mounts via net.mounts in /conf from my mac laptop works perfectly, so much faster and more reliable than SMB mounts.

Also I noticed that version 0.3.2 doesn’t seem to process any file in the root of a USB drive at bootup, which is why I had to /conf via ftp for net.mounts.

<<< edit: nope. –b-rad >>>

As a work around, I enabled Cron and have a job that runs every minute to echo the single line I need to the resolv.conf with out the space at the end. (there is probably a better workaround but that worked for me)

B=rad. Thanks much for the work you have done on this release!!!

<<< edit: cheers. I’ve patched this bug in 0.3.3, hopefully it does the trick. –b-rad >>>

thomy_pc

df -a | grep opt
/dev/loop2 124.0M 20.0M 97.5M 17% /opt

ls -alrt /opt/bin/ipkg
-rwxr-xr-x 1 default default 3852 Feb 25 2009 /opt/bin/ipkg

/opt/bin/ipkg
-sh: /opt/bin/ipkg: not found

what am I missing?

<<< edit: You’re missing that original wdtv and wdtv live are different CPU’s and are not binary compatible –b-rad >>>