I used the NASSetup script also but it did NOT enable auto start of Twonky for me. I have to log into the Linkstation via telnet and turn it on manually.
Follow these steps for telnet access:
Getting Console (Telnet) Access with acp_commander
* Read the
http://downloads.nas-central.org/TOOLS/ ... DER/README Make sure you understand what the acp_commander is for & how you can use it.
* Download
http://downloads.nas-central.org/TOOLS/ ... mander.jar to somewhere you will remember.
* Get console access, dos, terminal, shell it doesn't really matter as long as you can execute the java command.
* cd to the directory where you saved acp_commander.jar
* Disable your firewall temporarily. (If applicable)
Enter the following (Replacing <IP ADDRESS> with the IP Address of your Linkstation)
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java -jar acp_commander.jar -t <IP ADDRESS> -o
You should see something along the lines of:
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Using random connID VALUE = FB6A7FCF57E6
Using target: 192.168.1.11/192.168.1.11 (your IP address)
** NO message **
** NO message **
Password changed.
or
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java -jar acp_commander.jar -t <IP ADDRESS> -o -addons
This will install the addons package now.
This may not happen straight away. However I have only ever had to do it a maximum of twice.
Your Linkstation should now have the telnet daemon enabled. User "root" will have a null (Blank) root password, until you change it. The telnet daemon will be available until you reboot your Linkstation.
* Enable your firewall. (If applicable)
Now you can login to your Linkstation with telnet.
Connect with Telnet
Enter the following (Replacing <IP ADDRESS> with the IP Address of your Linkstation)
and login with "root" No password should be asked.
Once you have telnet access. Start Twonky.
You should now be able to access the configuration page vie your web browser.
I hope this helps.