WakeNAS not work

[msnews]

Hello, All:

Asus O!play Air with moService installed. Two problems I have:

1. Unable to wake up NAS. I configed NAS MAC address, broadcast address 192.168.10.255(My network ip is 192.168.10.xxx), upd port =9. I also tried UDP port 7. I can wake up NAS from router(dd-wrt firmware), from a program running on PC or from app on my phone, but just could not do it from ASUS O!play.
The service is installed and Enabled.

2. I am not able to use browser to open moService page. I found that directory "www" under /tmp is always deleted after reboot. I am not able to edit the ftp/samba configuration files unless I create "www" manually. How to male browser working and prevent "www" from being deleting everytime system reboots?

Thanks

[shdo]

Hey there,

The reason for your problem is the difference in waking up the box - on power on the firmware executes all init-Scripts, but after suspended by remote power off/on these won't be executed at wakeup. In order to achieve this PatchedRootApp needs to be installed. (Quote: https://sites.google.com/site/farvoice/about_en -> Chapter Patches)
After this installation it worked like a charm for us.

1. First of all to get on the desired web frontend you may plug out the power cable in the back of the device in order to do a full restart. (Hereby moServices HAVE to be installed!) Now the frontend is reachable within your webbrowser (Firefox, IE - http://IpOplay)
2. Now install the patched root application
3. Within the http environment select the wakeup service -> select config and enter your hardware-MAC which you want to wake up (Similar to your previously post)

If you are able to follow all these steps without getting serious errors beware - the access to the web page needs always a hard reset! - wake-on-lan shall work after remote wakeups though.

Have fun,

ShDo

Greetings

[msnews]

Hi, ShDo:

PatchedRootApp is installed since beginning. Anyway, I tried to delete it and re-install again. I still have same problem. Yes, if I recycle the power, I am able to get browser to work. However, Wake-up on LAN never works.
If I manually type "/usr/local/etc/mos/scripts/wakelan xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx 192.168.10.10 9", the NAS wakes up.

Below are the messages when I change the configuration file:

~ # /usr/local/etc/mos/scripts/wakelan stop
~ # /usr/local/etc/mos/scripts/wakelan start
Send UDP packets...
/usr/local/etc/mos/wakelan/wakelan: illegal option -- i
Usage: /usr/local/etc/mos/wakelan/wakelan [options] [mac] [broadcast] [port]
-b addr broadcast address
-m mac mac address of host
-p port UDP port to broadcast to
-v[v] version

There is another question for NFS mounts. I mounted NFS share(pointing to NAS NFS share) successfully, however, the speed is terrible. I tried to access same NAS directory via Network or UPNP. UPNP works the best, very smoothly; Network works fine, it has problem to play high bitrate mkv with DTS. However, NFS works holible, almost none of movie can be played smoothly.

[msnews]

Finally I figured out WOL problem. The wakelan script has one mistake on one line:

[ ! -z $bcast ] && b="-i $bcast"

This should be changed to:

[ ! -z $bcast ] && b="-b $bcast"

After changed, I am able to wake the NAS when my asus o!play turns on.

Please correct the script error in mos installation package.

[FarVoice]

Thanks for bug report and for resolve it I'll change module now

[FarVoice]

Added module wakelan to moS3 repository

[msnews]

Hello, Farvoice:

Thanks! I have question below:

1. Is O!Play moServices Manager working with mos3?
2. I am still using mos2 with O!play air official firmare 1.29, can I use mos3?
3. If yes, what is the correct procedure to upgrade?

Best regards

[FarVoice]

1. No, moS3 don't manage with moManager, web interface only.
2. Yes. You can use moS3 with original FW
3. The same

Code: Select all

cd /tmp
wget http://www.moservices.org/mos3/install
chmod +x install
./install

[msnews]

Hello, Farvoice:

Do I need to complete remove mos2 first before installing mos3?

Thanks

[FarVoice]

Nop. install remove previous versions itself