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Sure, thanks again.

Thanks, that worked fine. I had to change the share name from Volume_1 to Volume1 as the package/script changed the underscore to a /

I have the latest custom firmware on my HDR-Fox T2 and have installed the cifs package, but I am unable to mount a cifs volume which mounts ok on an Ubuntu machine on the same network: hdrfoxt2# mount -t cifs //192.168.0.248/Volume_1 "/media/My Video/nas" -o username=username,password=password...

I installed the dlna-filter package and put the ip of the PC running Universal Media Server into the package settings and rebooted the HDR. The HDR still crashed on trying to read the directory on the Universal Media Server. I switched off the DLNA server on the HDR, the HDR crashed as before.

My HDR-Fox T2 sees the media server and will navigate so far in the server's directory structure but then consistently crashes. My HD-Fox T2, which is on the same network, accesses the server and plays movies as it should. Both the HDR and the HD machines are running the latest customised...

Many thanks Brian and Black Hole, works fine now.

I am using the latest custom firmware with the latest ir package, the ir commands do not appear to function whether generated from the command line or the web interface. Works fine on my HD-Fox-T2. Not sure if the fact I have the real remote set to mode 2 is the problem? The commands entered...