So taking account how things have moved on, can anybody enlighten me as to how to set this up so that if a restart my LS Pro the Twony server will start
Auto Start Twonky on Linkstation Pro ?
Ok I was sort of expecting after using the automated install distribution of Twonky for the Linkstation Pro that it would set it up to auto start , however it didn't
So taking account how things have moved on, can anybody enlighten me as to how to set this up so that if a restart my LS Pro the Twony server will start
So taking account how things have moved on, can anybody enlighten me as to how to set this up so that if a restart my LS Pro the Twony server will start
HI,
From the LinkstationWiki site, this worked fine for me :
Alistair
From the LinkstationWiki site, this worked fine for me :
Cheers,If you modified install.nas as above you'll have the script twonky in /etc/init.d afterwards. To start twonky during boot you have to include a call to this script in /etc/init.d/rcS. Using vi to do so is strongly recommended! The line that has to be included is exec_sh twonky. I suggest to use vi to do this. Only if you're absolutely desperate with the use of vi you should do a
echo "exec_sh twonky" >> /etc/init.d/rcS
But be sure to use this exact line, especially with the two ">>" are important otherwise you could delete the startup script /etc/init.d/rcS and that'd really mess your box up!
Alistair