Author Message n3IVI0 DD-WRT User Joined: 22 Mar 2009 Posts: 162 Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 2:40 Post subject: jjgarciasp wrote: I installed from scratch and all works well. Now I went to run Twonky and it is working but has a 30 day trial and it is asking me for a license key.

I had purchased a license key sometime back for a Buffalo linkstation. I entered it and it said it was for the wrong version. My question is, how should I buy a license key for DD-WRT Optware version? You need to go to twonkymedia.com and buy a Twonky Media Server license. It should be $15 or so. This is different than the Twonky Media Manager.

通过小熊在线团购买了个 Buffalo Linkstation Live. 官方固件 + Optware. 常用的几个命令 ipkg update ipkg upgrade ipkg install package.

Second layer world of rubber rarity. The version you want is here: It's on sale right now, so now's a good time to get a license. Once you have it, it's good for life, and you just get the TwonkyMedia that comes with Frater's script, and modify the S95twonky startup script in /opt/etc/init.d to include your new license key. Just add this line in the section with all the other parameters: cdkey=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx.

Then it will be licensed every time. I'm assuming your firmware is one of the K2.4 builds? If it happens to be K2.6, the rest of us would like to know what you did to make Twonky work. Modervador DD-WRT User Joined: 07 Sep 2009 Posts: 270 Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:03 Post subject: KayDat wrote: I noticed user Amaramrahul added this at the end of the ORW wiki: Quote: • When using USB storage (or maybe other form of storage as well), in order to automount the remaining partitions, the packages 'util-linux-ng' and 'grep' should be installed as well: [snip] Um.is this correct? Optware/automount seems to work fine on mine. Did this guy mess something up, and decide to post his fix to a problem that doesn't exist? Here's another data point.

On December 19th I installed optware from frater's ORW script on my USR5465. I am using the automount service and I never used Amaramrahul's 'fix'. Somewhere there's a command to show the installed packages, which I'll have to hunt down and run. I suspect it will show that 'util-linux-ng' and 'grep' are already installed by optware.

In fact, a version of grep is part of the 'regular' dd-wrt. While we're at it, these pages apparently duplicate the ORW wiki page instead of linking to it, which makes it harder to keep that info current: I don't see how ORW is so terribly different on these routers that it needs 3 hardware-specific pages in addition to the main ORW page. KayDat DD-WRT User Joined: 27 Nov 2009 Posts: 108 Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:54 Post subject: Yeah, I was thinking about that too. Just remove all that duplicated content, and place a link to the main ORW page. Modervador DD-WRT User Joined: 07 Sep 2009 Posts: 270 Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:57 Post subject: KayDat wrote: I'm not sure what's changed in the ORW package in the past few weeks, but in my version, I run /opt/etc/init.d/optS in my startup script, which in turn runs all scripts starting with S in /opt/etc/init.d/. When running service on/off, it sets the execution permission, while service start/stop actually runs/kills the script, as long as it is executable.