What I tried also is to start Twonkyvision after booting the device. Unfortunately this script is also not working, Twonkyvision is not running after boot, or run and straight away killed. The following script I use:
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#!/bin/sh
# if the server is already running
if [ -n "`pidof twonkymedia`" ];
then
# kill it
/bin/killall twonkymedia 2>/dev/null
# give the server time to shut down
sleep 2
fi
( cd /share/hdd/twonkyvision/;
/share/hdd/twonkyvision/twonkymediaserver >twonkylog 2>&1)