UPnP-AV client for relook400s running SFTeam Enigma.

This package is intended for the relook 400s running enigma from SFTeam, it has not been tested on other platforms, but it might work with other enigma based hardware running the 2.6.9 kernel which is compiled with gcc-3.3, this includes as far as I know also some (or maybe all) dgs-based images.

This package consists of 3 files:

fuse.ko - a kernel module for creating filesystems in userspace
fusermount - a tool to mount and unmount filesystems in userpace
djmount - a tool to mount upnp servers on a filesystem (it uses fusermount to mount the FS in userspace) this is a precompiled version by Houdini.


Installation and usage:
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ftp all three files to the relook (make sure you use binary mode!), for example locations: 
fuse.ko -> /var
fusermount -> /var/bin
djmount -> /var/bin


Usage (from a telnet session):
first insmod the kernelmodule (as root)

insmod /var/fuse.ko

if this goes well, you can mount an upnp filesystem anywhere on your system, to do that create a directory somewhere, for example /tmp/test (when rebooting your relook this directory will be lost, so perhaps a directory on /var/ will do a better job :D)

to mount:
/var/bin/djmount /tmp/test

to unmount:
/var/bin/fusermount -u /tmp/test

Within a telnet session you can cd into /tmp/test and use ls to browse, from the relook remotecontrol on you tv, you can do this very easily by switching to file mode and use the build in file browser.


Known bugs and limitations:
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Memory usage: the djmount application can take up to 42% of the internal memory
Disk space usage: the package uses about 320 kb on your flash.
Performance: performance isn't good yet, sometimes it can take more then a minute to browse. 

Please report any other found bugs at ther forum on www.denktenk.com in the enigma section for the relook400. Or if not possible mail your bugs to arvy@-NOSPAM-gmx.net


Original sources
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The original sources can be found on:
http://fuse.sourceforge.net/
http://djmount.sourceforge.net/

Credits should go to the authors of both packages (although I like some credits to get it up an running on the relook :) )

Greetings and have fun
Arvy.
