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[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] RyanZA:
This fix actually makes a lot of sense overall. It avoids MoviNAND entirely, along with MoviNAND's disk controller issues. However, RFS is still a bad filesystem. Since /dbdata does appear to give the correct interfaces, a good fix would be to replace RFS on /stl with a real flash filesystem. It would really speed things up! :)

Check out here for more information on the real causes behind the RFS lag - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=799931
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] hacksome:
Tried running this on CF-Rooted JPK. Doesn't work. Error log:-

The SU dialog did not appear on the phone at all. Any clues please?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] huxflux2003:
What is the fast NAND used for if you dont do this trick? Is it unused?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] tommy34:
failed to copy 'Apps2NAND.sh' to '/sdcard': Is a directory

is the problem.

open apps2nand.cmd and change this line:

adb push Apps2NAND.sh /sdcard

to this line

adb push Apps2NAND.sh /sdcard/Apps2NAND.sh
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] AlexandreT:
Can somebody make an app (I'm looking at you RyanZA :) ) that can create an ext2 partition in NAND and move the more important system apps to it, like dialer, contacts and some few more that can fit and then create a EXT2MoviNAND and put everything else there? I guess this would be an extension to OCLF and so the request to RyanZA to try to produce something like this.

I believe something like this would really release a lot more of the hidden potential of this phone.

It's just unbelievable that Samsung software engineers fail to make justice to the awesome hardware they were given...
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] rainbow ng:
I am late to see your suggestion, I just try to use the below line

adb push Apps2NAND.sh /mnt/sdcard

the program go on and finished.

Now , I wonder what I done is correct or fault:confused:

ZSJP4(2.2)+2e+busybox 1.17 +clockword+OCLF v2

The Benchmark drop from 1850 to 1000......:eek:eek:

how can I know that am I made this fix or not yet? :(

welcome for any advice!!!:):)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] hacksome:
Thanks tommy34
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] huxflux2003:
As Ryanza pointed out, NAND partitions (/dev/block/stlXX) are much slower than the /data partition (if you have any lagfix installed of course). This is a nice research topic, but no lagfix yet. That's why you see a drop in performance.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] zhelloz:
Thanks rickylcp!

It's perfectly work. My phone now run much faster.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] day-vi:
Pushung the generated Apps2NAND.sh file to /sdcard.

is not working!!!! :S

adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

Help what am I doing wrong
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] rickylcp:
When I wrote this script, it's still the golden age of Eclair (2.1). The path of sdcard was changed from /sdcard/ to /mnt/sdcard/ when updated to Froyo (2.2) so the required files cannot be push to right location.

I added a new script according to the Froyo path of sdcard. I haven't tested it since I am satisfied with the new lagfix method. But theoretically, it should work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] day-vi:
Thank you very much!!!

What lagfix do you use?

I'm planning to combine oneklick lagfix witch app2nand. Is this possible?

If it works I will post it here.

Day-Vi
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] day-vi:
Pushung the generated Apps2NAND.sh file to /sdcard.

is still not working even with jour new posted Apps2NAND 2.2 froyo :(

same notification.

adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

Help what am I doing wrong
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] day-vi:
Yes ive got it!!!

wen adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Do the following:

On your computer, right click on "My Computer" and go to "Properties." Next we want the advanced settings (On Windows XP, go to the "Advanced" tab. On Vista/7, click "Advanced System Settings.") Click "Environment Variables."

Under the "System Variables" there is one called "Path." Click on it and click "edit." You will see a path in there (something like "%SystemRoot%\system32;c:\DanationIsTheGreates t\") At the end, add ";" then add the path to the Android SDK tools folder (e.g. c:\Android\android-sdk_r3-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools\)

Click Ok, Ok, and Ok.

5) Use adb/test to make sure it's working.

Make sure RSD Lite is closed and plug in your phone. Open the command prompt in admin mode (Start-Programs-Accessories-cmd.exe or "command prompt." Right click and Run as Administrator on Vista/7.)

Now type in "adb devices." If you get something like this, then you're good to go:
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] day-vi:
I just used One Click Lag Fix and I move the Apps to NAND but wen i run the Quadrant benckmark I first had a score of 2300 and after I moved the Apps to NAND a shame 900 :(
[Android Apps and Games] f3d0r:
I coded a small app to manage your CIFS/NFS network shares on your Android device. It allows you to conveniently mount/unmount your network accessible file resources and transparently access the files via your favourite Android app (playing music / videos, accessing documents etc.).

Elementary support for NFS2/3 shares is included since v1.1.

Prerequisites:

* device must be rooted

* kernel with CIFS support

* Android >= 1.6

Download:

This app is now available in the Android market.

Attention:

Do not download similar named APKs from anywhere else but Android market as doing so puts your device/data at serious risk (Malware, Spyware etc.).

Screenshots:

regards, F3d0r
[Android Apps and Games] xMFx:
Could you please add an input field for a domain?
[Android Apps and Games] d750:
Ok it's working but why module cifs.ko has to be manualy loaded. And why the stored settings disappears when app exit.
[Android Apps and Games] f3d0r:
@d750

Settings should not be lost on app restart...can't reproduce this.

@xMFx

This option will be added ;)

Updated the apk to v0.91:

- Mountpath will be created (if needed and possible)

- Settings are stored on SDCARD (/sdcard/cifs/cifsshares.dat)

- Added permission to write to SDCARD
[Android Apps and Games] d750:
Ok kill the app or restart phone and settings are gone.
[Android Apps and Games] Chahk:
Awesome app! Would it be possible to run insmod on cifs.ko at start-up to make sure it's loaded?
[Android Apps and Games] Johnex:
Yeah, loading the kernel module on startup is #1 priority to make this really good :D. If you are on the road, there is no way im typing insmod /system/lib/modules/2.6.34.2-cyanogenmod/kernel/fs/cifs/cifs.ko to load the module....

Also! Talk to kmobs or cyanogen, maybe they can pull this into cyanogenmod.
[Android Apps and Games] sp00ge:
I too had issues with the settings being lost on phone / app restart,

but your post highlighted I didn't have the /sdcard/cifs directory so

i can only presume it couldn't write the settings to the file to save them.
[Android Apps and Games] thor2002ro:
please do this at startup of the app

insmod /sdcard/cifs/cifs.ko

this way anyone can put their cifs module there and the app will work great

I think this is a priority to make the app really usable...

Edit:

I the mean time people can you Scripter app from market and scan with this app the QR code below it will run

insmod /sdcard/cifs/cifs.ko
[Android Apps and Games] f3d0r:
Updated to v0.93

Changes:

- Fixed problem in serialization code (shares should be saved correctly now)

- Try to automatically insert CIFS module (only on initial startup)

- added "options" value to Share settings so arbitrary additional mount options can be specified (separate options with comma ,)

Remark:

The type of supported additional options depend on your specific kernel/cifs-module settings.

regards F3d0r
[Android Apps and Games] wired69:
Thanks F3d0r!

This works great with Pinky 1.5 ROM. Would it be possible to have a notification icon when there is something mounted?

I have just one problem, although it maybe a limitation of CIFS and not your app. I would like to play a video on my network using something like RockPlayer (just tested arcMedia also), however, none of the files or folders are visible (/sdcard/cifs/share). If I navigate to this directory using Root Explorer I can see them as expected. Any ideas?

Thanks again and good work!
[Android Apps and Games] f3d0r:
Just tested playing a video with Rockplayer myself and it seems to be working ;)

If you are using v0.93, try to re-create the share (delete->add) and use the suggested default mountpoint.
[Android Apps and Games] thor2002ro:
please add an option to specify cifs.ko location

Really needed on my x10 module is not included in the kernel so i need to load it from sdcard

thanks in advance...
[Android Apps and Games] wired69:
It works! My issue was with the NAS share I mounted, no files show up in any media player but they do in Root Explorer. Tried another NAS and a Windows share on my PC and they both work perfectly. Unfortunately, the bulk of my media is on the NAS that is not working! Oh well, at least I can work around it.

Cheers.

P.S. I found that some shares were mounted even after a reboot of my phone that I created earlier with the first release of your app but which disappeared due to the save bug. Should I just delete the directory /sdcard/cifs/share to get rid of them or is there something else I should?
[Android Apps and Games] gerikss:
Is it possible to share drive outside the NAT? So I can us it over 3G...
[Android Apps and Games] Remzy:
Excellent desired program! But there is a problem. Encoding. Folders in Russian encoding shows signs "???????" A ASTRO displays well.

Maybe where you want to configure SMB
[Android Apps and Games] scotte9999:
Probably, if you map ports 138/139. But you don't want to do that w/o some other sort of authentication, which will be difficult.
[Android Apps and Games] scotte9999:
Working great on my Nexus 1 w/CM6 RC3 mounting shared from my NetBSD box. Thanks for a handy little tool!
[Android Apps and Games] cmolson:
Solved my problem, awesome app!

(Disregard below)

Maybe someone can help me out,

I am running CM 6 RC3

I tried mounting a share but I got "failed: Out of Memory"

The share is on windows 7.

Settings:

192.168.2.70/download

Mount Point: /mnt/sdcard/cifs/download

username: blahblha (no special chars)

password: pass (no special chars)
[Android Apps and Games] leve1ord:
was unable to read entire thread, so is there a chance to run this app on acer liquid or not?:)
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
If that is an android device, and what ever rom you use supports cifs, yes

Swyped with my S-OFF'd brain using teh internetz
[Android Apps and Games] kenshinta:
Bumping if someone already knows how to make cifsmanager work with droidwall's rules. I prefer not to disable droidwall at all just to make this work.

Curiously, cifsmanger has NO entry in the app list of droidwall. Also, even though the rule "allow root apps" access is already active cifsmanager (or hence the mount script?) cannot connect to the lan.

Contrast with Estrongs filemanager LAN browser without root access is able to browse thru ok (of course browsing and mounting shares are different).
[Android Apps and Games] kenshinta:
I also get that app is not installed message. Here's a log cat when that happens:

Not all launchers are affected by this. It happens with tw3 launcher and the quickdesk quickpanel. While zeam and folder organizer launches the app ok.
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
Cifs manager is only a frontend, which finally calls the mount command. Mount uses the kernel itself to do the network communication via the cifs module.

I don't know droid wall, but I would check on a kernel or mount option there.

Estrongs or astro are different, since they do the network communication theirself using the samba client libs. So droid wall will list them.

Swyped with my S-OFF'd brain using teh internetz
[Android Apps and Games] chareos12:
May you please give your word about these?

Those are somewhat crucial for the scope I'm pursuing using your good app.

If it's not gonna happen, I'd like to know, not to ramp my hopes up :-)

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] hkfan:
where can i find cifs.ko file for samsung vibrant running android 2.2

the one for 2.1 does not work with new kernel :(

please help
[Android Apps and Games] ameinild:
Is there any way to get this app working on a Xperia X10 with 2.1??? I get the error saying: No such device, which I guess means that the kernel does not support it. Is there any way at all???

Thanks...
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
You need to find the cifs.ko kernel module somewhere, which runs with your firmware. Also I am not sure if you firmware had the insmod command to load it.

Ask on the xperia forum for it.

Swyped with my S-OFF'd brain using teh internetz
[Android Apps and Games] elektro86:
hello

tell me how to install sifs manager on Zenithink ZT-180 ipad device

Firmware 1030 kernel 2.6.32.9
[Android Apps and Games] jbastien:
Will this work through a tunnel?

Can we tunnel the necessary ports via a “ConnectBot” tunnel?

Since ConnectBot provide auto-connect on disconnect we could have a “perpetual” connection to a home server.
[Android Apps and Games] blowfly7012:
Love the app. It works great. Any chance of getting DNS hostnames working? I use DHCP with DNS, so IPs are a bit of a pain.

Just DNS would be fine - WINS and all that master/browser stuff would probably make it far too complicated.
[Android Apps and Games] jjwa:
Hey, this is nice!

It took me a whole to find a suitable cifs.ko and the correct instructions on how/where to install, but in the end it worked.

It appears my WiFi speeds are too low to stream anything higher than MP3 tho :(.
[Android Apps and Games] mik101:
What are you serving from? I can watch video from my NAS perfectly fine.
[Android Apps and Games] tallnerd1985:
Does anybody have a writeup on how to access CIFS over the internet? At home I can use DLNA built-in to my Samsung Galaxy S but CIFS is the only way I can think of to stream videos and music without having to use a web browser method or a crappy iPhone port called Orb.
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
I use openvpn to connect to my home network, then I use the usual cifs mounts I also use at home. Works like a charm.

But only having 1mbit upstream, I cannot watch videos. You need at least 2 or 3 mbit for this.

But I can access all my collected apps and copy stuff to my phone.

Openvpn, cifs, utf8 ... Perfect

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
dns should work. Test if you can resolv the name from within your phone. Open a terminal and do a ping mynas.lan ... I'd this translates in an ip address, you can use that name in cifs manager.

If it doesn't resolv, your network doesn't work like it should

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] bullyfrog:
Brilliant app. Works beautifully. One request. Can there be an additional field where those of us whose kernels do not have slow-work compiled into it can specify it to be loaded as a module too (much like how we can do that for cifs.ko?) After each reboot, i have to manually insmod slow-work.ko before i can use cifsmanager to load the cifs.ko. I suppose we could create a startup script to that, but it would be very useful for noobs here if cifsmanager can save us all the hassle. :)

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] jknisley:
Seconded. Although I think I'd rather have the ability to use a script, instead. It might make it a little more generic. And if something unforseen happens in the future, it'd be an allowance before patching is done. Yeah, we could put module loads in userinit, but the script might allow for more stuffs, like starting a vpn tunnel, without having to drop to terminal as frequently.
[Android Apps and Games] brunino1967:
In my

Samsung Galaxy Tab

(Froyo 2.2), trying to connect to a shared directory, I have this error message:

Mounting the share has failed with an error.

mount: Invalid argument

I search about this "Invalid argument" problem, but I didn't find an explanation of what it means.

Any idea?
[Android Apps and Games] jknisley:
I has having that problem, too, but it turns out that the server example is really true. On the mount line, you use //server/share, but here, you use server/share instead. Try that?
[Android Apps and Games] k4p741nkrunch:
I followed every trick in the book to get this to work with Windows 7 ultimate shares, but until went to the network and sharing center and left the homegroup I was in nothing worked.

Now that I've done that it's working flawlessly with the configured users.
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
make sure, your kernel supports cifs, and/or the cifs module can be loaded by the settings you supplied

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
Scripts are a great thing. I also thought about it. But how DO you wanna start them? Is there any way I miss to start a script without starting a terminal first?

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] kenshinta:
I had guessed that's the background on this app, and hoped that the allow all root apps rule of droidwall would cover that, but unfortunately it doesnt. Will try/ hope to look for solutions elsewhere.
[Android Apps and Games] jknisley:
I dunno. Do most of these devices come with a command interpreter? At the very least some sort of sh clone? I'm pretty sure my GTab came with sh, but I'm not the biggest guru on Android distributions.

JK
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
Most custom roms got busybox included. If you got root, and /system can be written to, you can install latest busybox via market.

But still, opening a terminal and enter a command is very much worse than using a gui app. No option for me, since this is no linux box with keyboard where you can hammer in commands like a pro.

Somehow I was hoping you got a way to call linux commands via home screen

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] jknisley:
I'm a little confused. My suggestion was that either have us have a pointer to slow-work.ko or have us be able to run a shell script from the program before running anything else. So you put in the name of the shell script, and like many a UNIX program before it, it calls the shell script you specified to do work.

I'm not sure where the "Opening a terminal..." thing is coming in?

JK
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
You meant to enter a command option to cifs manager? Then I got you all wrong

Edit: after reading the start of the conversation again, you suggested using a script instead of cifs manager, and I pointed out, there is no gui way to do so.

At least that was what I understood (:

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] jknisley:
Oh! I'll have to go back and reread, but what I was attempting to actually say was to give the option to call a shell script at startup of CIFS Manager, so if someone had some weird situation not covered by simply starting the CIFS module, then they could make a shell script to do it instead and call that. I'm sure there are tons and tons of special cases people have that we couldn't consider totally in a generic app.

And I really do like the CIFS Manager application, actually. My GTab connects to my home network, to other networks, and Sprint as well, so it's nice to have a nice "Turn it on, turn it off" way of doing stuff, rather than enter all of those commands (painfully) via Terminal.

Sorry about the confusion.

JK
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
Haha, yeah also sorry it took us that long to find out we misunderstand each other (:

I would like to see that feature, too. Right now I do well with first starting openvpn d settings gui and after that cifs manager

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] krrrk:
has anyone been able to get this to work on a dell streak?

does the streak 2.2 support CIFS?
[Android Apps and Games] thanku:
CiFs strange problem it works but

Hi,

Many Thanks for the excellent app it works great but I have one small problem I can not start the app by clicking the icon in application

However each time I click the cifs app it says application not install but when I go to the market to try to download it again it shows as it already install so when I click open it it open and work with no problem

In short I cannot open the cifs by clicking the application icon.

I wipe everything before I install the rom, I am using HTC desire with DeFroST 6.0h

Many thanks
[Android Apps and Games] f3d0r:
This seems to be a problem of your ROMs launcher.

for detailed info see

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9070078&postcount=184

regards
[Android Apps and Games] thanku:
Thank you very much the problem is solved, it was the launcher causing the problem.

Many Thanks once again.
[Android Apps and Games] tallnerd1985:
Is there a writeup or something for getting OpenVPN up and running to work with CIFS manager? I tried using the native VPN client in Android but I guess its not compatible with a lot of Windows based VPN servers.
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
I start openvpn gui first and then start cifs manager second.

The mentioned shell command option in cifs would be a awesome feature and only require to start cifs manager

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] hawkeyexp:
[Problem with RootExplorer and SMB-Shares]

Hi Guys,

since a while i can't get access to my files on mounted windows drives with rootexplorer.

I can mount them without errors and can use them for example in rockplayer and there i can browse files and filders.

With rootexplorer i can see the size of the volume but no files or folders.

Can anybody help to solve the problem or knows the reason ?

greats hawkeye
[Android Apps and Games] martyagt4:
Please enter a valid message
[Android Apps and Games] hawkeyexp:
Problem is fixed - seems to be a bug in the nightly-builds of cm6.1.

With RC2 for Desire it works again :-)
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
hmm, i never had those issues, and i install a nightly build each morning
[Android Apps and Games] secoseco:
Q: how to mount DreamBox HDD

Hello

first thank you f3d0r for interest to make a program to deal with Samba server

I have DreamBox with samba installed and this is my smb.conf

[global]

load printers = no

guest account = root

log file = /tmp/smb.log

security = share

server string = DreamBOX network services

workgroup = workgroup

netbios name = DreamBOX

client code page=850

character set=iso8859-1

case sensitive=yes

preserve case=yes

short preserve case=yes

[hdd]

comment = hdd

path = /hdd

read only = no

public = yes

guest ok = yes

as you see no username or password

by my HD2 with FroYo Sense Clean v. 2.4 [kernel: MDJ S7.1] I can access my hdd in Dreambox through ES file explorer as lan "smb://192.168.1.101/"

but with CifsManager can't mount my DreamBox hdd, get error "mount: Invalid argument"

I try 192.168.1.101/hdd and try 192.168.1.101/ with no username and no password and get the same error

FroYo Sense Clean v. 2.4 [kernel: MDJ S7.1] already has cifs.ko in system/lib/modules/ bath

is there any mis-settings

thanks

EDIT: problem solved by use "guest" as username

only one issue with Vplayer, can't read files form mounted hdd although I can read all files from all other programs incloding RockPlayer, any idea

thanks
[Android Apps and Games] wertigos:
Greetings dreamboxer!

At me too dm800 and a tablet, only 2.1 kernel 2.6.29

Tell, as well as than files of records dm800 *.ts are played?

Thx
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
try mounting to /mnt/sdcard/cifs, since many apps only showcontent of sdcard.

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.
[Android Apps and Games] secoseco:
sorry, have DM7000 which *.ts is in mpg format, I think that DM800 *.ts in mp4 and Vplayer already recognize mp4

already that what I did, but Vplayer show empty hdd\ folder

thanks
[Android Apps and Games] mad-murdock:
does a filtemanager show the contents correct or is the share not mounted at all? I used arc media player and now use the slightly better rock player

Swyped with HTC Desire. Excuse typos.