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Has anyone got the Cisco Any Connect for Rooted Devices App to work on the TF??? I keep getting the "This device does not meet minimum requirements to run this software (TunTap driver could not be located)" error. Anyone find a workaround?
I'd root my TF in a sec if it will work. I've been trying to get this to work on my D2G but it also doesn't have a TunTap driver. I found tun.ko in one of the forums but have to had the chance to see how one might install it. I know some custom ROMs have it included.
works fine rooted prime + clemsyn 16
It seems that it is not able to load the tun.ko if it is present as a module. I had to use insmod /system/lib/modules/tun.ko to make it work. I have a stock kernel with just added tun.ko module.
Woah, didn't know this came out...thanks. Will give it a shot.
Edit: Appears to work fine, but I need get get my ASA license.
Awesome! Finally!
The app installs fine but when you try to connect is when you get that error. @ljs_cz, does the stock 3.1 come with the tun.ko module? If not where can I find one? I found a post with a module but its for 3.0.
Totally wasn't aware this existed. Works flawlessly on my TF running prime and clemsyn. This combined with RemoteRDP means I don't need to carry round my laptop when I'm on call!
Thank you OP, life-changer.
For those who are on stock 3.1 root, copy tun.ko to /system/lib/modules and
install it from a terminal, command "insmod tun.ko".
Check with command lsmod, you should see tun.ko loaded.
Install cisco anyconnect for rooted device and you are set.
Note, you will need to load tun.ko again after a reboot.
tun.ko, http://db.tt/ad4m1qB
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Thanks ill give that a try!!!
Ok its works great but when i restart the device the module isn't installed anymore and i have to insmod again. Any way to keep is installed after device boots???
help
gpmg762 said:
For those who are on stock 3.1 root, copy tun.ko to /system/lib/modules and
install it from a terminal, command "insmod tun.ko".
Check with command lsmod, you should see tun.ko loaded.
Install cisco anyconnect for rooted device and you are set.
Note, you will need to load tun.ko again after a reboot.
tun.ko,
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i tried copying the tun.ko to /system/lib/modules but i got Permission Denied.
Is there another way to make this work?
I am rooted with build model 8.4.4.11
You need to mount the /system as RW before you can copy it. I am not sure of the ADB command, but you can do it through total commander (file manager) which is how I did it.
is it possible that you could give me a step by step guide as to how to accomplish this? i am trying but seem to be failing.
Bump, I could also use some help with ssretz's problem.
hmm..on ICS, tried your solution anyway. copied the file over to the location you specified, but when i run the command in the terminal it says no such file or directory.
Edit...i ran su -c insmod /system/xxx/xxx/tun.ko
i ran su earlier, but not on the same line.
that seems to register it. will test later.
still failing to copy files
Hi,
im running the TF PRIME 2 with ICS 4
im trying all of the suggested aboe and still failing to copy a file to the system/library/modules folder
any help?
i think it's a permission issue, my device IS rooted and i CAN copy files to the other SD folders
zipper9 said:
Hi,
im running the TF PRIME 2 with ICS 4
im trying all of the suggested aboe and still failing to copy a file to the system/library/modules folder
any help?
i think it's a permission issue, my device IS rooted and i CAN copy files to the other SD folders
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I've done it via command line (you must mount the system directory in RW mode) using multiple iteration of the proper switches until it finally worked, but if you're struggling, just spend a couple bucks to buy Root Explorer. The aggravation you'll save will be well worth it.
Root Explorer has a button that will eliminate the command line instructions necessary to mount the system directory in RW mode and return it to R only, along with allowing you a simple copy/paste interface to move the files.
connects but does not route over tunnel with CM9/Megatron 1.0.1
Current system with issue: Megatron 1.0.1 with stock kernel.
Details:
I am able to connect using Rooted anyconnect, and I see my route table getting updated but when I try to access a resource on the vpn network it can not reach. I am not able to ping, ssh, rdc to any resource thru the tunnel. Local lan resources such as my own computer work fine or internet resources
I see the following interfaces get created after I connect:
-csctun0
-droptun0
My route table displays updated routes after vpn connects showing to use the iface of the cscotun0 for the resources that need to be routed thru. (192.*, 10.*, etc)
Funny thing is that I am able to use the stock 4.0 ICS and/or older honeycomb releases and it works fine. It's just with Megatron 1.0.1 or any CM9 rom. I tried using update-cm-9-20120329-NIGHTLY-tf101-signed.zip, still a nogo. Leads me to believe could be related to the CM9 trunk.
The logs between stock and CM9 flavored roms look the same on anyconnect. Nothing glaring.
lsmod doesn't show the tun module in as I believe now tun is compiled directly in the kernel (can someone confirm this?) (Running lsmod with stock doesn't show tun, nor in CM9/Megatron).
I love me some cyanogen and really like ricardopvz work especially the quick apps, but I need my vpn working for production support as its nice to work off the tablet when I am not near a computer.
Any help or direction will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Confirmed that my problem only exists with CM9/Megatron roms
AOKP and stock based roms work fine. Any one else have this issue?
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Have compiled cifs.ko and slow-work.ko for Infused 2.0.0.
Thanks to gtg465x for kernel sources on GitHub, Entropy512 for initial help and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=837170&page=6 for help on slow-work.ko
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Have compiled cifs.ko and slow-work.ko for Infused 2.0.0.
Thanks to gtg465x for kernel sources on GitHub, Entropy512 for initial help and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=837170&page=6 for help on slow-work.ko
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Thanks for posting!
I will be posting a Daily Driver kernel update that includes these when I get around to it. It'll probably be my last DD targeting Rogers firmware for a while as I'm running CM7 now.
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Have compiled cifs.ko and slow-work.ko for Infused 2.0.0.
Thanks to gtg465x for kernel sources on GitHub, Entropy512 for initial help and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=837170&page=6 for help on slow-work.ko
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What do these do?
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Looks like it lets you access samba shares. Not 100% on that however.
Yup. Lets you use the CifsManager app to access Samba shares
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Yup. Lets you use the CifsManager app to access Samba shares
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Wat is samba shares?
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WeezyFBaby17 said:
Wat is samba shares?
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SMB protocol, which is what Windows uses to share folders.
LinuxBozo said:
SMB protocol, which is what Windows uses to share folders.
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Sweet
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Is this GB only or will it work on 1.5.3 as well? If so is it an install zip from CWM procedure to install?
Blackberrynomore said:
Is this GB only or will it work on 1.5.3 as well? If so is it an install zip from CWM procedure to install?
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I've compiled it using Infused 2.0.0 kernel and it is Gingerbread. So it might not work with other ROMs.
Generally you do not need to install the modules. Just place them anywhere on sdcard and load them via insmod (root required). Please see CifsManager application description for more details.
How to install?
So, with this CIFS support, I can play my video files (AVI/DivX/RMVB...)
on local NAS via Wifi? (Just like use BuzzPlayer in iPhone)
Great!
The question is... how to install it? any document about install?
leedashone said:
So, with this CIFS support, I can play my video files (AVI/DivX/RMVB...)
on local NAS via Wifi? (Just like use BuzzPlayer in iPhone)
Great!
The question is... how to install it? any document about install?
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Read [email protected]'s instructions, or use SGS Kernel Flasher to flash my 8-13 Daily Driver kernel (Note: For instructions on THAT, read the SGS Kernel Flasher docs. CWM can flash the zip too.)
modprobe the cifs module (Module autoloading MIGHT work in the daily driver kernel so this might not be needed, I haven't tested this much)
Install the CifsManager app from the market.
I attempted to install this via CWM and it installed so fast I wasn't sure if it worked or not. So I rebooted and installed CIFS Manager and ran it. I setup a test share on my laptop on the same network subnet and shared it out to everyone. I created a new share in CIFS Manager and then attempted to browse to the share and I get an error.
Share: 192.168.3.202/download
Mount Point: /mnt/cifs/download
Username: my username
Password: my password
Options: blank
I get an error stating:
Mounting the share has failed with an error.
{mount: No such device or address}
{mount: mounting the share failed the host is down}
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I copied the cifs.ko and slow-work.ko to /system/modules and changed the mod path in CIFS manager. I also checked/changed permissions on those two files as well. Am I missing something???
NooB apologies extended to OP.
Since they're small files, it would flash fast.
Using ADB or Android Terminal Emulator, run lsmod - do you see cifs.ko in the list?
Entropy512 said:
Since they're small files, it would flash fast.
Using ADB or Android Terminal Emulator, run lsmod - do you see cifs.ko in the list?
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I am not very familiar with Android terminal mode or commands but I did install terminal emulator from the market and typed: lsmod at the prompt. I did not see Cifs.ko in the output?
Blackberrynomore said:
I am not very familiar with Android terminal mode or commands but I did install terminal emulator from the market and typed: lsmod at the prompt. I did not see Cifs.ko in the output?
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Hmm, it probably isn't loaded then. So you may need to run the following in a terminal:
Code:
insmod /wherever/you/put/cifs.ko
I'm using danalo1979's all in one EP4D posted here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1365376
Currently using the debloated version, but have also used bloated. Either way, it uses the 4.0.0 version of IMoseyON's kernel.
Is it possible to add a CIFS module or something so that I can use CIFSManager and mount a share from my home server? I realize it'd only really work when at home on the local network, but it would still be quite useful.
Thanks.
Yes. If you can get VPN working, which currently is nearly completey worthless on the Charge (it won't pass VPN traffic even on EP4D) then CIFS would be completely sick as hell no matter where you werre.
Anyways, here is how I do it it. There are other ways to do this. This particular way is cool because it allows a simple way to restore CIFS's settings when you change ROMs or wipe, etc.
This is assuming you are using IMO 4.0 kernel and that you have root.
Have fun! Let me know if you have success or need help.
1. Go to Terminal Emulator and type "su", then "cifs enable"
2. Install Busybox 1.18.2
3. Copy cifs.ko and slow-work.ko modules into a folder called "cifs" on the SD card (these can be put anywhere, I just prefer the SD card because its fast and easy)
4. Install CIFS Manager
5. In CIFS Manager settings, check "Loads cifs module" and "Load via Insmod" checkboxes
6. In CIFS Manager settings, type "/sdcard/cifs/slow-work.ko:/sdcard/cifs/cifs.ko" into the the "Path to cifs.ko[:<modpath>]*" field.
7. In CIFS Manager, create a new share and enter the fields- example with computer IP address of 192.168.1.100 with network share called "share" and computer username and password "user" and "password" respectively.:
Share Path:
192.168.1.100/share
Mount Point:
/mnt/sdcard/convert
Username:
user
Password:
password
8. Save Share and restart phone
9. In CIFS Manager, click on a share to mount it
10. Profit!
Note that there is a module in /system/modules called bcm4329.ko that Imoseyon added to the kernel. I don't actually recall where I got my cifs.ko and slow-work.ko modules, but they were advertised for Froyo, possibly for the Galaxy S phone. I would be happy to provide the files if anyone is interested.
Note that the slow-work.ko module likely must be typed into the field first in Step 6.
Major cool. Thanks.
I'm searching for the cifs.ko and slow-work.ko modules now. When I find versions that work I'll go ahead and post them here. However, since you already have working versions it'd be great if you went ahead and posted them in case I can't find ones that work.
Actually, I just turned used the "CIFS enable" command as SU in terminal emulator and I'm now able to use CIFS Manager to mount stuff. I'm now trying to get Mount Manager to work as it appears to be able to automatically mount and unmount when you connect to a wireless network.
As you say, a working VPN solution would tie all this up in a nice bow....
Thanks again.
Interesting, I'm curious how you got it to mount without the modules. I recall getting "No Such Device" when mounting indicating the the kernel doesn't support it unless I point to the slow-work.ko and cifs.ko modules.
Can you describe what you did you get it working without using the modules?
Thanks
The ones I use:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IFOUQS9T
The GB ones that I haven't really used:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=456718D0
By the way, PPTP works fine on ICS. I tested it on the Galaxy Nexus. I don't know about CIFS support on the Galaxy Nexus though.
Absolutely nothing.
I'm using danalo1979's easy all in one odin. I simply opened a terminal emulator, typed SU and then typed "CIFS enable". Upon a reboot I was able to access the share using CIFSManger. Still haven't messed with Mount Manager to automate the remounts.
Just got my A700 and it appears the kernel is not CIFS-compatible. I understand there are modules which can be used with CIFS Manager to make it work with non-compatible kernels. Does anybody know if one exists that will work with the A700?
Funny timing, I was researching this last night! I ran out of time, but essentially if you grab the kernel source, you should be able to compile the needed module, which we can then load.
I'll update this post later this morning when I dig up that URL.
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Here are the two sources that I was referring to:
http://facti.net/drupal/node/151
http://facti.net/drupal/node/150
These articles were written for the TF101, but with the A700 kernel source available (go to Acer's Support site), there's no reason anyone cannot do this as well.
I'm going to try and find some time tonight, but we'll see.
Is this something that requires recompiling the whole kernel, or can you load the module into CIFS manager separately? If you manage to compile the module, can you post it here?
candre23 said:
Is this something that requires recompiling the whole kernel, or can you load the module into CIFS manager separately? If you manage to compile the module, can you post it here?
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If I'm reading/researching everything correctly, all we need is a cifo.ko module from our kernel source. You should not have to recompile and install a completely new kernel.
Work is really busy today, but I've already downloaded the kernel source to a machine at home. Hoping to get time tonight to get it set up and run some tests. I'll post updates here for sure.
Thank you. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would appreciate it.
Alright, please try this file.
I cannot test myself, since I have not yet rooted (another topic entirely). Please let me know if this works for you.
No joy. Stuck the file where it wanted it, but I'm still getting "no such device".
candre23 said:
No joy. Stuck the file where it wanted it, but I'm still getting "no such device".
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You're rooted, right?
Can you execute the following command, to "force" the module to be loaded?
insmod /system/lib/modules/cifs.ko
You can use either ADB SHELL or Terminal Emulator. Be sure you're root when you do this too (sorry, not sure what your current knowledge level is).
Thx for your effort. Unfortunately i get the following error:
# insmod /system/lib/modules/cifs.ko
insmod: init_module '/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko' failed (Exec format error)
Regards,
Dos
dosboot99 said:
Thx for your effort. Unfortunately i get the following error:
# insmod /system/lib/modules/cifs.ko
insmod: init_module '/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko' failed (Exec format error)
Regards,
Dos
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Thank you for posting this. I think I might know what I goofed. Hopefully will get another one compiled and posted tonight.
when you compile the modules are they tablet specific? i tried the cifs.ko and md4.ko from the a500 thread in my a510, and they would load up fine with insmod, but when i used cifsmanager to mount a windows share, or tried to mount from adb shell, the tablet would reboot.
Rusty_Gunn said:
when you compile the modules are they tablet specific? i tried the cifs.ko and md4.ko from the a500 thread in my a510, and they would load up fine with insmod, but when i used cifsmanager to mount a windows share, or tried to mount from adb shell, the tablet would reboot.
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They are specific to the kernel source code, yes.
I most likely did not have the correct kernel configuration in place, when I attempted my recompile. But since I'm returning the A700, I didn't feel like delving into it further. The articles I linked to earlier should be a good start if you wish to give it a go.
Any idea how to make CifsManager work on A510?
hi,
how can get or compiled cifs.ko and md4.ko modules for 10.4.4.16 JB ?
ali.jabbar said:
hi,
how can get or compiled cifs.ko and md4.ko modules for 10.4.4.16 JB ?
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I'm interested in this as well.
+1
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ali.jabbar said:
hi,
how can get or compiled cifs.ko and md4.ko modules for 10.4.4.16 JB ?
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You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and they worked for me...
MarioGirotti said:
You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and the worked for me...
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thank you .
MarioGirotti said:
You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and the worked for me...
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They work fine here, too. But it took a while to figure out how to enable it.
For other people, the steps I took was as follows (all quotes are for clarification purposes only and should not be entered in settings):
1) Download the files above.
2) Unpack them to your internal SD card
3) Use a root file explorer to copy both the extracted files to "/system/lib/modules" (remember to enable R/W access to system partition and to disable it afterwards)
4) Download and install CIFS Manager.
5) Run it and allow it to gain root access
6) Go to CIFS Manager's settings and enable the following options:
7) Enable "Load cifs module"
8) Enable "Load via insmod"
9) Edit the option "Path to cifs.ko[:<modpath>]" to say "/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko:/system/lib/modules/md4.ko"
10) Disable "Load cifs module"
11) Enable "Load cifs module"
12) Go back to main screen of CIFS Manager
13) Pull up the menu and select "About..."
14) Click on "Modules..." and verify that both cifs and md4 are listed as "Live".
You might be able to use another directory to load the modules from - that, I haven't tried.
When you need to create a new link:
1) Run your root file explorer and create the link directory in /mnt/cifs/<MountName>
2) Then run CIFS Manager, pop up its menu and "Add new share"
3) Enter the value "<ServerIP>/<ShareName>" in option "Share path"
4) Enter the directory you created in step 1 above
5) Enter your user credentials in the "Username" and "Password" fields
6) Press "Save Share"
The share should now be listed in your list of shares. Click on the share you want to mount and it should be mounted at the specified mount point.
Thanks
MarioGirotti said:
You can use the attached modules. I tested them with CifsManager on 10.4.4.16 JB and they worked for me...
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Thank you, works great.
You are now my hero of the week.
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thank you .
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Say thank you AND give him a "Thanks" please. (by pressing the Thanks button)
mp1405 said:
Thank you, works great.
You are now my hero of the week.
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Say thank you AND give him a "Thanks" please. (by pressing the Thanks button)
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Or dont say thanks just hit the button. The reason there is a thank you button is because threads get too full of thank you posts, people couldnt see useful content because of the spam.
Leaving all that behind, someone mind explaining what all this is about? What are CIFS modules?
pileot said:
Or dont say thanks just hit the button. The reason there is a thank you button is because threads get too full of thank you posts, people couldnt see useful content because of the spam.
Leaving all that behind, someone mind explaining what all this is about? What are CIFS modules?
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Cifs (Common Internet File System) support is needed to mount Windows or Samba shares under Android.
If Cifs support is not compiled as feature into your the kernel you can load Cifs support later at any time if you have a kernel module available for cifs support. Since Asus did not delivere Cifs support with their kernel we have compiled the corresponding kernel module from the original kernel sources
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HeartWare42 said:
9) Edit the option "Path to cifs.ko[:<modpath>]" to say "/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko:/system/lib/modules/md4.mo"
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Might want to edit that last to .ko not .mo
Still thanks a ton. This issue was buggin the hell out of me.
It would be great if somebody could post a compiled nls_utf8.ko
Thanks'
Jack Daniel's said:
It would be great if somebody could post a compiled nls_utf8.ko
Thanks'
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nls_utf8 support is included already in the kernel:
CONFIG_NLS_UTF8=y
Anyhow I compiled it again as module (see attachment). At least the module was loadable on my side
It's working yay.
But horribly slow
On par with Es explorer. Unusable for watching videos.
1.5-3 Mbit,a few peaks at 5Mbit.
Using the same router for downloads from the net, gives me sustained 10Mbit (my net
connection speed).
Could you recommend another way to access my shares?
kosmarnik said:
It's working yay.
But horribly slow
On par with Es explorer. Unusable for watching videos.
1.5-3 Mbit,a few peaks at 5Mbit.
Using the same router for downloads from the net, gives me sustained 10Mbit (my net
connection speed).
Could you recommend another way to access my shares?
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Mount the volume with the options 'noatime,nodiratime' That may help. It did for me for at least browsing my volumes (expected) but not sure if it will help for streaming. Anyway, give it a go. If your using cifs manager there is a options box to enter them in. or you can make it part of hte mount command if your doing it that way manually.
calisro said:
Mount the volume with the options 'noatime,nodiratime'
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Or just noatime, since nodiratime is implicit.
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Or just noatime, since nodiratime is implicit.
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on normal linux yes... on busybox I'm not sure so I add both. can't hurt but your probably right.
Works also for Clean Rom
It might be obvious for the experts, but in case that other noobs like me are reading here and are afraid to ask : the cifs module works also perfectly with Clean ROM 2.5.5.
HeartWare42 said:
They work fine here, too. But it took a while to figure out how to enable it.
For other people, the steps I took was as follows (all quotes are for clarification purposes only and should not be entered in settings):
1) Download the files above
2) Unpack them to your internal SD card
3) Use a root file explorer to copy both the extracted files to "/system/lib/modules" (remember to enable R/W access to system partition and to disable it afterwards)
4) Download and install (removed)
5) Run it and allow it to gain root access
6) Go to CIFS Manager's settings and enable the following options:
7) Enable "Load cifs module"
8) Enable "Load via insmod"
9) Edit the option "Path to cifs.ko[:<modpath>]" to say "/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko:/system/lib/modules/md4.ko"
10) Disable "Load cifs module"
11) Enable "Load cifs module"
12) Go back to main screen of CIFS Manager
13) Pull up the menu and select "About..."
14) Click on "Modules..." and verify that both cifs and md4 are listed as "Live".
You might be able to use another directory to load the modules from - that, I haven't tried.
When you need to create a new link:
1) Run your root file explorer and create the link directory in /mnt/cifs/<MountName>
2) Then run CIFS Manager, pop up its menu and "Add new share"
3) Enter the value "<ServerIP>/<ShareName>" in option "Share path"
4) Enter the directory you created in step 1 above
5) Enter your user credentials in the "Username" and "Password" fields
6) Press "Save Share"
The share should now be listed in your list of shares. Click on the share you want to mount and it should be mounted at the specified mount point.
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Brilliant. Working on a stock 4.1.1. And I went through hell to get there, rooted, unlocked, bricked by using the wrong cifs (put me into a reboot loop I couldn't escape from), debricked, gave up for a week, started looking again today and was trying to figure out if I needed a tweaked ROM, kernel, or both - then I found your post and it turns out I had covered everything I needed to, I just didn't have some of the details right.
I don't really have a use for this but knowing it could work and that the only constraint to such cool technology was my lack of understanding, was not an acceptable situation. In other words thanks for resolving my latest OCD obsession
Many roms and kernels have cifs built in now I know I used this excellent guide to build it into cleanrom inheritance.
Hello, is there please somebody, who succesfully compiled CIFS and MD4 modules for JB 4.2.1?
I've tried, but all I was able to produce using different toolchain versions was either "uncompatible exec format" message, or instant reboot.
Which toolchain version should I use for compiling for JB4.2.1?
Thanks
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