Dear Community
As I searched for houres I decided to start this thread. As I am a n00b myself, do not hezitate to post further information or corrections.
USED Program: CifsManager (Download from Market)
USED Kernel and ROM
Check Rom EVO HD and Dark-Knight Kernel LINK
1. If you want to use Cifs/NTFS Shares your Kernel has to support this. It should be written in the Kernel Thread itself.
2. If the Kernel supports it, a little file named cifs.ko will be stored on your internal SD Card when flashing the kernel. This is a module for the kernel and is used for CIFS Access.
3. No find out where the cifs.ko file is stored. Use a Programm like root manager (Market Link) Tap on Search and search for cifs.ko
4. You should now memorize the location and switch to the cifsmanager itself.
5. In Cifsmanager go to options/Einstellungen and check "Load Cifs Modules"/CifsModule laden
6. Check "Load Insmod"/"Laden per insmod"
7. Tap on Path to Cifs.ko and adjust the Path to the right location.
8. Now you can create a share and enjoy it! Don't forget to use the following option if you have letters in your shared folders like ÄÜÖ
iocharset=utf8
Hope this helps some of you!
Does this work with nfs shares?
Sorry, i couldn't find a section especially for Huawei g330 (U8825-1). It has Android 4.0.4 and kernel is 3.0.21-perf-g69664a3
I'm a little bit surprised that there seems a kernel module for NFS missing (my older Xperia X8 and Galaxy Ace have this)
Could somebody be nice and compile / provide nfs.ko and/or cifs.ko + md4.ko for 3.0.21-perf-g69664a3
mount gives ma "no such device" and in etheal i can see a mount call and a portmap call which are replied by my linux box. it also reports "xx has been mounted by <spartphone-ip>
but there are no NFS-traffic (as getattr)
I would prefer nfs.ko (but should be able to handle version 2), but also cifs is a workaround
thanks a lot
Is there a way to have cifs support?
Kernel built in?
Load module? Doesnt seem to have a cifs.ko in /system/lib
Thanks.
Now that I've ported the Kexecboot bootloader, I'm moving on to my ultimate goal of getting a GNU/Linux desktop distribution running on the Note. My distro of choice for ARM these days is Debian, because it works well both in a chroot on Android as well as natively booted on its own. With kexecboot, you can boot kernels off of the external SD card or even off of USB drives, so you can have Debian and Android installed simultaneously. I'm booting Debian off of my external SD, a 16GB Sandisk class 10.
TO-DO LIST:
* Creating rootfs [DONE] - Use debootstrap to create a minimal armhf rootfs of Debian testing
* Compile kernel [DONE] - Using the CM11 kernel as a base, compile a kernel with features necessary for Debian
* Booting [DONE] - Boot a kernel that loads the Debian root filesystem natively
* USB OTG [DONE] - Once booted, use USB keyboard and mouse to interact with the device
* WiFi Networking [DONE] - Automatically load the WiFi driver and connect to a wireless network at boot, enabling remote access
* Basic Video [DONE] - Load an X server to display graphical applications on the display
* 3D Acceleration [WIP] - Use the Freedreno driver to accelerate GLES and GL 3D applications
* Screen rotation [TODO] - Figure out if Freedreno can rotate the screen to landscape mode
* Video Acceleration [TODO] - Use the MSM video decoder to accelerate video playback
* Audio [WIP] - Write an ALSA UCM configuration file to map the correct mixer channels to get sound out of internal speaker and/or headphones
* Touch and Pen [WIP] - Pen input seems to work, but touchscreen isn't being detected by X
* Bluetooth [WIP] - I can initialize and scan, but was unable to pair and hold a connection. Useful for keyboard and mouse while charging/externally powering device.
* Mobile Radio [TODO] - Make use of the mobile connection for data, possibly calls if anyone wants to take a shot. I'm not going to work on this.
* Package for release [TODO] - Build a fresh rootfs free of my development changes, copy any necessary stuff, package, and upload.
I plan on developing this simultaneously for the Note i717, Note 3 (N900T), and HP TouchPad as I have all three of these and I should be able to get supported kernels working for all three as well. I'll post pictures as I go, right now I'm still mostly working from an SSH shell over WiFi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtb-TSGumNo
EDIT: Got the same patch applied to the TouchPad and it too is running these programs as shown in the video. Unfortunately the backlight doesn't come on on the TouchPad so it's hard to see anything.
EDIT 2: Colors sorta fixed: http://i.imgur.com/1kmKDOw.jpg I fixed the main picture but the 3D rendered video is now messed up with red and blue swapped.
CalcProgrammer1[/QUOTE said:
That sounds way to kool.
If I could get over my "terminal" fear I'd give you a hand, but as reading code I have no clue.
I couldn't even get linuxonandroid nor deploylinux to work and they both had a GUI.
That idea to use a REAL OS on the plablet is as great as using a REAL OS on a computer.
I do hope you succeed especially if the phone works also. LOL!
Thanks. :good:
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What keyboard/trackpad combo are you using?
I am trying to create cifs mount on my Huawei G630-U10 but it seems my device doesn't enjoy of cifs built-in support. My device is running Android 4.3 with kernel version 3.4.0+. Can you help to find a right version of cifs.ko, md4.ko, nls_utf8.ko for my device ?
somebody posted it here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z/development/kernel-31-7-2013-nfs-cifs-modules-t2260831 but the links are not anymore valid