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htc wizard with linux?

hi, is there a linux, which i can install on my htc wizard? when yes, can you give a link and a introduction?
Thanks!

No, But it is being worked on! So sorry no link!

Link
http://linwizard.sourceforge.net/

Interesting .. for those who decided to go anti M$ .. bump!

ok i want to install linwizard, but it doesn't worked! the error is:
UNABLE TO OPEN LOG FILE ...
TINY_CONSOLE_INIT_DONE .
CANNOT OPEN SCRIPT FILE
\STORAGE\PROGRAMM FILES\HARET\LINUX.HA
i puted the files on storage card or what is storage?
i did it by this introduction
http://omap850.om.funpic.de/downloads/wizard/readme
and here are the files:
http://omap850.om.funpic.de/downloads/wizard/
HELP!

ok i want to install linwizard, but it doesn't worked! the error is:
UNABLE TO OPEN LOG FILE ...
TINY_CONSOLE_INIT_DONE .
CANNOT OPEN SCRIPT FILE
\STORAGE\PROGRAMM FILES\HARET\LINUX.HA
i puted the files on storage card or what is storage?
i did it by this introduction
http://omap850.om.funpic.de/downloads/wizard/readme
and here are the files:
http://omap850.om.funpic.de/downloads/wizard/
HELP!
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You don't put the files on the storage card. You create a new directory in the root of file system called "Storage". This is confusing I know. You want a new folder called "Storage" on the *same level* as your "Windows" and "Storage Card". Then you put the files in Storage/Program Files/Haret.
Also if you are using the kernal from that site (i.e. pre built) you wont be able to do anything. On boot it will crash with a kernal panic. If you want a working version you have to compile your own kernal from the source in their repositry...and I ain't talking you through that! Even then you only get a command prompt
Lewis

WOW THX!!!
but now i have a kernel panic^^
Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,0)
after that the device is freezed
only what i can do is a soft reset!
*grmml*

WOW THX!!!
but now i have a kernel panic^^
Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,0)
after that the device is freezed
only what i can do is a soft reset!
*grmml*
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Yes! I told you that would happen! See my above post. Have compile the newest kernal to get anywhere - and even then you only get a command prompt.
Lewis

Next Problem, did i understood that right, that i need linux on my pc? because that looks like in ubuntu in the shell or a other linux.
cd /usr/local
tar xvfj /path to/arm-linux-gcc-3.4.1.tar.bz2
vi ~/.bash_profile
add in the line: PATH= ":/usr/local/arm/3.3.2/bin"
make su - <username>
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i havent linux on my computer. so what could i do? can somebody send me the kernel, or his complete folder with linwizard?
mail: [email protected]
Thanks!

Grab a Linux liveCD like Knoppix www.knoppix.org or DSL - Damn Small Linux which is only about 60mb so will be a quick download, if you install it to a USB stick too then you can write files to it as well.
EDIT: Just realised that if all you want to do is to extract files then grab WinRAR it does most things like tarballs and the likes.

Yes you need Linux to compile a kernel - and a fair few dependencies.
I have attached a kernel i compiled (I *think* it's the latest). I can't see why this would be a problem as the source is open to anyone, but if it is let me know so I can remove it.
Lewis

interesting, can anyone post some screen shots of Linux on the wizard?

This one seems a bit more recent, and will get you a command line without a lot of hassle:
http://webtomware.rhoen.de/linwizard/

Hmm.. but the linux seems to be bit far fetch from being usable, huh? Usually, I'm good in getting stuff from the web, but it seems that this linwiz information is a bit hard to dig. I was just wondering, how functional is it currently? I know that there are a few linux for others Windows based phone and they have quite a history to them, so I presume there are some working linux that can be transfer to the Wizard?

Hmm.. but the linux seems to be bit far fetch from being usable, huh? Usually, I'm good in getting stuff from the web, but it seems that this linwiz information is a bit hard to dig. I was just wondering, how functional is it currently? I know that there are a few linux for others Windows based phone and they have quite a history to them, so I presume there are some working linux that can be transfer to the Wizard?
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Yeh it is. It's all on that webpage I linked a while back. The wiki is where you'll find instructions. If you find the readme file it talks you though it., but the compiled kernel I posted above is the latest anyway. It is only a command line and people are still working on it. Long way from being at the standard of other devices (Blue Angel, Universal etc.). But still, its hope! I for one can't wait.
This one seems a bit more recent, and will get you a command line without a lot of hassle:
http://webtomware.rhoen.de/linwizard/
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Thats the same thing. Experimental way of getting an x-server running. If i read the forums right they've since found a better way using the more compatible linux frame buffer standard instead.
Lewis

I am interested in Installing Gnu/LinWizard on my Cingluar 8125.. were can i found the ROM.. link please

http://webtomware.rhoen.de/linwizard/linwizard-0.1.4.tar.gz
that works!
Linux i am comming!^^

and now? have anybody linux on his pc, to install like in the readme? i want nano x on the ppc too^^
if anyone could install it, can the person send the files? or the folder?
or how can i install it on windows?
thank you!

any one try to install it in QTEK S200

[SOLVED] CIFS support

A noob question support. Is there a CIFS support in the 2.6.32.21-gbe90714 kernel or a suitalbe cifs.ko file that one could use with the Cifsmanager app?
I am a bit lost here. I downloaded the DHD kernel source released, but had no luck locating the cifs.ko file. And I have no idea how to compile one myself. Can someone pinpoint me in the right direction?
update:
found some instructions here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=783117 so I will see if I can get it working
update 2:
i have been able to build cifs.o (no cifs.ko was produced ) from the kernel provided by HTC, but it fails with insmod. The problem might be (besides that I have only a vague idea what am I doing) that the downloaded kernel is 2.6.32-g5ed1769 and my phone is running kernel 2.6.32-gbe90714.
Also compiling the kernel ends with this error
make[3]: *** No rule to make target `drivers/input/touchscreen/ntrig.o', needed by `drivers/input/touchscreen/built-in.o'. Stop.
Thats where I got stuck.
I have attached the file cifs.o produced.
Updare 3: Solved - see attachment in post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8865419#post8865419

Support/Troubleshooting forum sub section is needed, this Desire HD general is becoming a Desire HD trashcan..

M_T_M said:
Moved to general. Not a DEV thread.
Cheers,
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I placed in DEV since it deals with kernel compilation. Maybe it should be moved to theme and apps as I am trying to get Cifsmanager app working on DHD.

Small update: I have managed to get a cifs.ko from kernel 2.6.32.17 from G2 partially working. I have HEX edited the file and changed to my kernel version.
I can insmod the file and mount drive without a problem. I can than access the mounted drives a browse the folders, but when I try to open the file I get an error.
I do not seem to be able to find a 2.6.32.21 kernel compiled cifs.ko which I believe might work with HEX updating "-gbe90714".

*push*
looking for the right cifs.ko as well :\ would be really nice to be able to mount cifs shares without custom rom...

anyone got CIFS working on stock ROM?

CIFS working on 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d
here is a working cifs.ko for DHD kernel 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d
Code:
su
insmod slow-work.ko
insmod cifs.ko
insmod nls_utf8.ko
It's a hex edited and --strip-debug cifs to educe file size of the version from MikeMelbourne. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9780217&postcount=7
Works fine on my DHD (samba access and video playback with V Player).

nxtwrld said:
here is a working cifs.ko for DHD kernel 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d
Code:
su
insmod slow-work.ko
insmod cifs.ko
insmod nls_utf8.ko
It's a hex edited and --strip-debug cifs to educe file size of the version from MikeMelbourne. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9780217&postcount=7
Works fine on my DHD (samba access and video playback with V Player).
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Thanks for this, it works fine when I insmodded all the .ko's you zipped (that I placed in system/lib/modules/). On reboot though I cannot use cifs manager unless I insmod again. Do I need to insmod everytime i reboot?
Sent from my Desire HD

nxtwrld said:
It's a hex edited and --strip-debug cifs to educe file size of the version from MikeMelbourne. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9780217&postcount=7
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I understand the hex edit - would you mind telling me how you did the --strip-debug - I'd like to do the same.
They were compiled on a headless PII 400 MHz running Ubuntu Edgy Eft server.
-Mike-

You just need to have the android ndk, which I supposed you have since you have bee able to compile the kernel. So just run
Code:
/path/to/android-ndk-r4b/build/prebuilt/linux-x86/arm-eabi-4.4.0/bin/arm-eabi-strip --strip-debug /path/to/cifs.ko
you have to modify the path to cifs.ko a and android-ndk-r4b
I have bee trying to compile the kernel my self on kubuntu, but always finished with an error, so I just ended up hexediting other files.
Thanks for your files. I have been waiting for a working samba mount to stream my videos from NAS!!

keemyb said:
Thanks for this, it works fine when I insmodded all the .ko's you zipped (that I placed in system/lib/modules/). On reboot though I cannot use cifs manager unless I insmod again. Do I need to insmod everytime i reboot?
Sent from my Desire HD
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I am afraid it has to be insmoded every time on boot. You can automate it with Gscript or Tasker apps.

Thanks @Nxtwrld for the strip-debug advice. The HTC kernel never compiled with my phone's config.gz - after each failed compile I would have to edit .config and disable the item responsible for the build failure. I ended up compiling the module by itself.
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Final compile - optimised versions against NDK R5.
Against the new Android NDK R5 I have just compiled:
* tun.ko - 18 KB
* slow-work.ko - 16 KB
* cifs.ko - 269 KB
* nls_utf8.ko - 4 KB
I have also debug stripped them - resulting in a total module size of 304 KB instead of 3.2 MB.
This time I compiled them on Ubuntu 10.10 instead of the ancient Ubuntu 6.10 I had been compiling on.
Again, these are for 2.6.32.21-g66cfb7a - feel free to hex edit them. I have tested both tun & cifs and they work.
Thanks again nxtwrld for the strip-debug advice.

Can you do the same for kernel 2.6.32.21-g3d0aaf ?

here you go.

thank you! Works very good!
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here you go.
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I've tried for hours so far to understand more about the android and how to install the files inside 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d.zip.
I have the Desire HD with stock Orange rom and that kernel, i literaly have no idea how to install thease moduals onto the phone.
My desire hd is rooted and is S-on I've tried things like Kernel Update Utility and also just trying to simply copy and paste the files into system/lib/modules didnt work since astro didnt let me paste.
If it wasnt nearly 1am and i wasn't trying for the past 3 hours i would have done more reading. I know its something simple im missing, just can't figure out what the process is to installing thease modules is. First Android phone, first day with it as you can probebly tell.
Any help will be apreciated.
Thanks

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I've tried for hours so far to understand more about the android and how to install the files inside 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d.zip.
I have the Desire HD with stock Orange rom and that kernel, i literaly have no idea how to install thease moduals onto the phone.
My desire hd is rooted and is S-on I've tried things like Kernel Update Utility and also just trying to simply copy and paste the files into system/lib/modules didnt work since astro didnt let me paste.
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There's a free app in the market called "mount /system (rw / ro)" that can make your /system read-write (rw) or read-only (ro). After setting rw - you should be able to copy the *.ko files into /system/lib/modules.
Another alternative is to copy the *.ko files onto your sdcard (/mnt/sdcard).
You can then use an app (i.e. "Terminal Emulator") to enter these commands:
Code:
su
insmod /mnt/sdcard/slow-work.ko
insmod /mnt/sdcard/cifs.ko
insmod /mnt/sdcard/nls_utf8.ko
Alternatively, you can open CifsManager, open the Settings and specify a custom path to your kernel modules (i.e. in /mnt/sdcard). The recent version allows you to specify multiple modules, separated by colons. e.g:
Code:
/mnt/sdcard/slow-work.ko:/mnt/sdcard/cifs.ko:/mnt/sdcard/nls_utf8.ko
Hope this helps.

You should also check you kernel version and verify, that you are really running pin this kernel. I have no idea what the kernel for Orange branding is....

Amazing thanks, i did it with the terminal emulator method. First time i tried it, it wouldnt work. A restart later and i've rentered the comands and my computer drive is mounted. Works like a dream, thanks loads for th hex edited files and the walkthrough with diffrent options was so very helpful.

[How to] CIFS after 4.1.83 update

Anybody who wants to get CIFS working after 1.8.3 update (assumes you have cifs.ko and slow-work.ko from 1.5.7)
1) adb
2) su
3) mkdir /lib/modules/2.6.32.9-00007-g527fe10
4) cp <slow-work.ko location>/slow-work.ko /lib/modules/2.6.32.9-00007-g527fe10
5) cp <cifs.ko location>/cifs.ko /lib/modules/2.6.32.9-00007-g527fe10
6) depmod -a
7) modprobe slow-work.ko
8) modprobe cifs.ko
9) reboot
This will load up CIFS automatically after every boot.
-F

I will move this to development when you reach the posts limit so you can have the chance to discuss overthere.
Thanks,

Can you upload these two files
I don't have them from 1.5.7
Thanks much,
Foogl said:
Anybody who wants to get CIFS working after 1.8.3 update (assumes you have cifs.ko and slow-work.ko from 1.5.7)
1) adb
2) su
3) mkdir /lib/modules/2.6.32.9-00007-g527fe10
4) cp <slow-work.ko location>/slow-work.ko /lib/modules/2.6.32.9-00007-g527fe10
5) cp <cifs.ko location>/cifs.ko /lib/modules/2.6.32.9-00007-g527fe10
6) depmod -a
7) modprobe slow-work.ko
8) modprobe cifs.ko
9) reboot
This will load up CIFS automatically after every boot.
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Anybody who wants to get CIFS working after 1.8.3 update (assumes you have cifs.ko and slow-work.ko from 1.5.7)
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Can you explain how to get CIFS if we don't have cifs.ko and slow-work.ko from 1.57? Not new to linux, but new to working with android so step-by-steps are apprecaited.
Thanks

ibscum said:
Can you explain how to get CIFS if we don't have cifs.ko and slow-work.ko from 1.57? Not new to linux, but new to working with android so step-by-steps are apprecaited.
Thanks
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Well, you can build them from the source. But here are some useful ko's build for 1.57

Sorry for the noon question but what is cifs
Sent from my MB860 using XDA Premium App

CIFS ...
... is a network protocol for sharing various thinks (files, printers, ...).
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Message_Block
You are using in Windows to share folders on network. Linux implementation is called Samba. If you have that capability on your phone, you can mount your home network shares, watch movies directly from your phone without actually copying them on the phone and all sort of good thinks.
It is absolutely essential service, if you want to use your phone more extensively.

Do you know how to get nls_utf8.ko working with cifs?
Insmod nls_utf8.ko says "error inserting 'nls_utf8.ko': -1 Invalid module format
Foogl said:
... is a network protocol for sharing various thinks
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Grr, hopefully this doesn't cause a double post - having user error even getting a quick reply in...
I followed your directions above but had some issues. When copying the files over, I kept getting 'cannot stat ..." I gave it the full path, it was under the c directory, I even tried placing the files directly under C but no matter what it kept giving the same issue. I then just copied them onto the phone using mass storage method and then did a cp from adb shell to put them in the modules directory. I assume it needed to be copied using the shell as su in order for permissions to work out?
Then I did depmod -a, which worked fine. However, modprobe .. did not. It only retuns FATAL cannot find module etc. I tried giving it the full path to the files with no success. So a google search showed some people saying to try insmod instead. I treid that giving the full path to the files and it didn't return any errors. So I ASSUME it worked?
Not sure why this didn't go as smooth as your instructions. I feel like I hacked my way through it and it's likely gone awry. I wont be able to test this out with CIFS manager until later tonight. Any suggestions on where I went wrong or what I might need to redo?
Thanks!

Well, it worked like a champ. Thanks for the quick how-to and help. Now if I could find an app that will play .iso format movies it would all be perfect...
Update:
Not only does it work, it works great. Had some time to really play with it and I couldn't be happier. No more streaming from PC to phone (except for iso formats) via apps like VLC S&C. Simply browse to the mount which looks just like any other folder on my phone and open and play my media, or open my docs. Quality is excellent, can seek/skip whatever without any hesitation. In short, it acts just as though it's a local folder. I know this is old news to most of you. Just thought I'd share for those who aren't familiar with CIFS. I swear, this connects/mounts to my windows server and plays better than my windows PC.
Just to clarify, for those who my run into the same issues I did.
If it refuses to copy the files from your pc to phone under adb shell, just copy them to your phone via the usual usb mass storage drag/drop method. I placed them in a temp folder. then back to the adb shell, do the cp commands just adjust the path where the files live to the path on your phone (i.e. in the temp dir). I suppose you might be able to just move these into the modules dir using a file explorer w/ root privs but I wanted to be sure the correct file permissions existed by doing it with adb shell as su.
Then if, after doing depmod -a the modprobe doesn't work, use insmod. I gave the full path to where you copy these files in (/lib/modules/2.6.32.9-00007-g527fe10/<filename>). Again, not sure if thats needed or if it's smart enough to scan the full modules hierarchy for the file names.

This doesn't seem to work for me anymore after the GB OTA update. Anyone has it working for them?

norm688 said:
This doesn't seem to work for me anymore after the GB OTA update. Anyone has it working for them?
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Me either..
Cifs.ko for 4.5.91 would be awesome.

Me either..
Cifs.ko for 4.5.91 would be awesome.
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Agreed! Any help on getting Cifs running would be greatly appreciated.

Been searching for something and found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1113191
Is there any harm in using a cifs.ko intended for a different device? I'm at work now, but might give this a shot when I get home to see if it's functional for Atrix. There's another thread under the development section asking the same question of where we can get a Gingerbread friendly module.
Any direction is appreciated.

theres a bunch of kernels (some included in ROMs) with baked in CIFs support such as the popular faux123's overclock/undervolt kernel.
Flash a kernel via clockwork, no muss no fuss.

theres a bunch of kernels (some included in ROMs) with baked in CIFs support such as the popular faux123's overclock/undervolt kernel.
Flash a kernel via clockwork, no muss no fuss.
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Hmm. Haven't taken the leap to unlock the BL. Haven't had a need for a custom ROM yet. Really, the only functionality missing for my purposes is this cifs module. I'd rather not have to unlock and bake a custom ROM just for a cifs module if possible.

fair enough. I figure if I'm rooting around system files (pun intended) might as well go the whole hog.
Then again I've run custom ROMs on all 3 droids I've owned so I'm kinda used to the assumption that whatever stock is, I can get it much faster/better

ibscum said:
Is there any harm in using a cifs.ko intended for a different device?
Any direction is appreciated.
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There shouldn't be... but I'm pretty sure the Module (cifs.ko) needs to be compiled for the specific kernel version. (2.6.32.9-00001-g41bc3e0 [email protected] #2) The Actual Android version (GB 2.3.4) does not matter.
So if you find a cifs.ko for THAT kernel version (or a Kernel thats close enough) it might work. It's trial and error.
There are lots of folks (far smarter than I am), who can grab the kernel source and compile a cifs.ko... I'll have to learn one of these days.

fair enough. I figure if I'm rooting around system files (pun intended) might as well go the whole hog.
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True. I have the official OTA 2.3.4 update and haven't seen any clear direction on whether I can unlock - looks like most of the information is related to those who unlocked with the leaked update. Granted, I haven't put much time into it since I've been content up until now. Might be time to start digging for info.
So if you find a cifs.ko for THAT kernel version (or a Kernel thats close enough) it might work. It's trial and error.
There are lots of folks (far smarter than I am), who can grab the kernel source and compile a cifs.ko... I'll have to learn one of these days.
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I believe the module I linked was from a Samsung device so I'm guessing it's a no go. Appreciate the info guys!

wintermute000 said:
theres a bunch of kernels (some included in ROMs) with baked in CIFs support such as the popular faux123's overclock/undervolt kernel.
Flash a kernel via clockwork, no muss no fuss.
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Took this advice and flashed faux123's kernel.
Not only does cifs work... my data speeds went from 300k average.. to 2mb average.
Thanks for the advice

[Q] Android 3.1 cifs mount smb

Has anyone managed to get cifs to work in android 3.1? I have installed cifs manager but is says no device. The so i copied over cifs.ko to /system/lib/modules but still doesn't work. Does this need a modified kernel?
I am running a rooted 3.1

needs a modfied kernel

bigeasy911 said:
needs a modfied kernel
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HI,
pls can you give more details? which kernal?where can you get it? instructions?????
much appriciated.
ish

Ish61 said:
HI,
pls can you give more details? which kernal?where can you get it? instructions?????
much appriciated.
ish
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Just downloaded Tiamat a few minute ago from this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=978013 flashed from clockwork and cleared dalvik cache then installed and used mount manager to load the module from /system/bin/modules and it worked fine after I went to the config and told it to force load the module then played a movies over the network...
You can also make it load from the os

P00r said:
Just downloaded Tiamat a few minute ago from this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=978013 flashed from clockwork and cleared dalvik cache then installed and used mount manager to load the module from /system/bin/modules and it worked fine after I went to the config and told it to force load the module then played a movies over the network...
You can also make it load from the os
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I have installed da same kernal, but mounting shares not working.......
Any ideas? Wat can i try?
Thanks, really appriciated this........ thanks

Ish61 said:
I have installed da same kernal, but mounting shares not working.......
Any ideas? Wat can i try?
Thanks, really appriciated this........ thanks
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Do you have cifs.ko in /system/lib/modules ?
If so, open CifsManager, go to settings and tick the box Load cifs module. Make sure the path to cifs.ko is correct. Close and reopen CifsManager.
You should then be able to mount shares.

burden010 said:
Do you have cifs.ko in /system/lib/modules ?
If so, open CifsManager, go to settings and tick the box Load cifs module. Make sure the path to cifs.ko is correct. Close and reopen CifsManager.
You should then be able to mount shares.
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When i look via look root explorer i can see file,i hav corect path in cifsmanager but stil no luck.....
I hav tried mount manager, when i try to 'force load modules' - i get 'cif modules not yet loaded on system'
What am i doing wrong? Any ideas?

CIFS Mount on Tablet Z working! (stock 4.1.2 confirmed, 4.2.2 testers wanted)

Hello,
since I have my Tablet Z I was searching for a solution to be able to mount CIFS directories (e.g. from a NAS) on my Tablet Z, since certain media apps (especially music players with own database like GoneMad or Poweramp) only work with local directories.
Unfortunately no dev seems to be interested in compiling the necessary kernel modules or making a custom kernel with the functionality included. And myself I'm no dev.
But today - hooray - I saw this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2260831 and thought: "There are more programs from other phones, especially the very similar Xperia Z, that work on the Tablet Z, so just let's try!"
I downloaded the package linked in the first post of the thread - the .350 one. (The .423 one didn't work). Then I unpacked it and copied the contents of the folder (some .ko and config files) to /system/lib/modules.
Then I opened a terminal, cd'ed to /system/lib/modules and entered "insmod cifs.ko". Worked!! :good::cyclops:
Next I mounted my network share with the totally normal command (not with the "unc:\\\\"-stuff suggested in the above thread to get it working on the Xperia Z):
Code:
busybox mount -t cifs -o iocharset=utf8,username=xxxxx,password=yyyyy //x.x.x.x/[my share] [mount point]
Voila!
(NFS doesn't work, insmod gives an error.)
But now I can use GoneMad Music Player with my Intenso WiFi Harddisk :good::good::good:
Since I am still on 4.1.2 (with no plan to update to higher versions yet, because for me 4.2 or 4.3 has drawbacks on this device), I don't know whether one of the two module packages from the Xperia Z thread would also work on 4.2.2.
It would be great if someone who has this version running could test it.
Best Wishes,
Hasenbein

Perfect! This was the my last missing function on Tablet Z
Successfully tested on SGP321 (LTE) 10.1.1.A.1.307

Hi,
I have a Sony SG311 over 4.2.2 stock rom. If I copy these files on my tablet, Can i use CIFS manager app to mount directly my NAS share folders ?
Thansk for help

Yes, if it would work on your ROM then of course you could use CIFS manager.
But up to now nobody has got it working on 4.2.2, only on 4.1.2.
It would be great if you could test it by following my instructions. Thanks!

hasenbein1966 said:
Yes, if it would work on your ROM then of course you could use CIFS manager.
But up to now nobody has got it working on 4.2.2, only on 4.1.2.
It would be great if you could test it by following my instructions. Thanks!
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Hasnt worked for me on 4.2.2
Always get "invalid argument" error whether I do it manually in terminal or using Cifs manager. It wont mount my network drive.
Hope someone has a solution soon.

sneakymise said:
Hasnt worked for me on 4.2.2
Always get "invalid argument" error whether I do it manually in terminal or using Cifs manager. It wont mount my network drive.
Hope someone has a solution soon.
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Same to me

hasenbein1966 said:
(NFS doesn't work, insmod gives an error.)
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You can try brute-force loading it via punchmod instead of insmod, that usually works if the module isn't compiled for a completely different device.
Some info here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=41920265#post41920265

OK, could you 4.2.2 users try insmod -f first (normal force loading via -f parameter), then look with lsmod whether the module has been loaded, and if it didn't work, try punchmod? That would be great! Thanks!