hi,
how can get or compiled cifs.ko and md4.ko modules for 10.4.4.16 JB ?
hi,
how can get or compiled cifs.ko and md4.ko modules for 10.4.4.16 JB ?
You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and the worked for me...
You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and the worked for me...
You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and they worked for me...
Thank you, works great.
You are now my hero of the week.
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Say thank you AND give him a "Thanks" please. (by pressing the Thanks button)
Or dont say thanks just hit the button. The reason there is a thank you button is because threads get too full of thank you posts, people couldnt see useful content because of the spam.
Leaving all that behind, someone mind explaining what all this is about? What are CIFS modules?
9) Edit the option "Path to cifs.ko[:<modpath>]" to say "/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko:/system/lib/modules/md4.mo"
It would be great if somebody could post a compiled nls_utf8.ko
Thanks'
It's working yay.
But horribly slow
On par with Es explorer. Unusable for watching videos.
1.5-3 Mbit,a few peaks at 5Mbit.
Using the same router for downloads from the net, gives me sustained 10Mbit (my net
connection speed).
Could you recommend another way to access my shares?
They work fine here, too. But it took a while to figure out how to enable it.
For other people, the steps I took was as follows (all quotes are for clarification purposes only and should not be entered in settings):
1) Download the files above
2) Unpack them to your internal SD card
3) Use a root file explorer to copy both the extracted files to "/system/lib/modules" (remember to enable R/W access to system partition and to disable it afterwards)
4) Download and install (removed)
5) Run it and allow it to gain root access
6) Go to CIFS Manager's settings and enable the following options:
7) Enable "Load cifs module"
8) Enable "Load via insmod"
9) Edit the option "Path to cifs.ko[:<modpath>]" to say "/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko:/system/lib/modules/md4.ko"
10) Disable "Load cifs module"
11) Enable "Load cifs module"
12) Go back to main screen of CIFS Manager
13) Pull up the menu and select "About..."
14) Click on "Modules..." and verify that both cifs and md4 are listed as "Live".
You might be able to use another directory to load the modules from - that, I haven't tried.
When you need to create a new link:
1) Run your root file explorer and create the link directory in /mnt/cifs/<MountName>
2) Then run CIFS Manager, pop up its menu and "Add new share"
3) Enter the value "<ServerIP>/<ShareName>" in option "Share path"
4) Enter the directory you created in step 1 above
5) Enter your user credentials in the "Username" and "Password" fields
6) Press "Save Share"
The share should now be listed in your list of shares. Click on the share you want to mount and it should be mounted at the specified mount point.
You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and the worked for me...
hi,
how can get or compiled cifs.ko and md4.ko modules for 10.4.4.16 JB ?
Or dont say thanks just hit the button. The reason there is a thank you button is because threads get too full of thank you posts, people couldnt see useful content because of the spam.
Leaving all that behind, someone mind explaining what all this is about? What are CIFS modules?
It would be great if somebody could post a compiled nls_utf8.ko
Thanks'