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    can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    hello

    i tried to modify the donkey N2100 module to install it on my 4100+

    the installation happens without any problems but it want to be activate, i don't know why

    and i cannot deinstall it

    please help me !

    i want install some other modules is there someone who already succes who can give me the good one for mine

    many thanks
    sam a newbie in the thecus world

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    nobody have the same problem ?

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    The N5200 modules will never work because they have a different processor.

    I think your question can only be answered by a 4100 owner.

    Andreas

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    When you tar the module , dont forget the leading ./ before the directory name. Otherwise the module database will be corrupted.
    eg: tar -cvzf DONKEY.mod ./DONKEY

    To clean up the module database:

    Copy the module directory to another one
    $ cp - DONKEY REMOVE
    Replace the content of the file REMOVE/Shell/install.sh with this:
    #!/bin/sh

    cd /raid
    rm -rf ./module
    /img/bin/module_boot.sh
    Pack the new module you've just modified
    tar -cvzf REMOVE.mod ./REMOVE
    Install the module REMOVE.mod on your N4100+
    You should see a warning message "Module Failed to install" Don't worry it's normal.
    Go to the module management menu and you'll see the module list cleared!

    What Happened ?
    When you install the module REMOVE.mod , the thecus unpack the module and run the modified REMOVE/Shell/install.sh which delete the module directoy and database and rebuild a fresh new one.

    Hope this help!

    Dan.

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    Hi Dan,

    thanks for the idea how to force a rebuild of the module database.

    Only some minor corrections:
    1) It's not important to place a "./" before the directory name, it doesn't make any difference.
    2) The command for copying DONKEY to remove is "cp -r DONKEY REMOVE"

    Andreas

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    many thanks to you i will try and hope success

    do you have already install this module or ssh ?

    because ssh says me that a module with same name already exist

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    Quote Originally Posted by omega View Post
    Hi Dan,

    thanks for the idea how to force a rebuild of the module database.

    Only some minor corrections:
    1) It's not important to place a "./" before the directory name, it doesn't make any difference.
    2) The command for copying DONKEY to remove is "cp -r DONKEY REMOVE"

    Andreas
    1) I seems the leading ./ matters. I've experienced the same problem as scrableur because i forgot to tar the module with the leading ./

    It's also explained here:
    http://onbeat.dk/thecus/index.php/N2...le_Development
    Please pay close attention to the "./" in front of the module directory. This is extremly important as the module will not otherwise install correctly. (Basically I don't know why Thecus made it like this, it doesn't seem too bright. But hey, there might be some explanation I don't know about).
    2) I made à typo It was late night when i wrote this.

    scrableur> i've installed SSH.mod and DONKEY.mod. They're working well.

    I've replaced also the 128 Mb memory module by a 512 Mb

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    Ok, the issue with the leading "./" isn't explained anywhere and if it's working with a leading "./" why should we bother.....

    But for the N5200, all my modules are generated without the leading "./" and they are working file. And for the TAR program it too makes no difference, so I assumed that it is not important at all.

    Please don't mind my posting, I know I'm sometimes too technical and always want to know why something is like it is....

    Andreas

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    thanks i succes the removing of corrupt module

    i change the nas type of SSH module in install.rdf but it doesn't work it says to me that there is a module with this name but i dont have any installed module

    is there a firmware update to do before ?
    Is the firmware n2100 can be installed ?

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    Re: can' t uninstall no working module on a 4100+

    the firmwares are device-dependant, do not install N2100 firmware on N4100. AFAIK one could take the N5200pro firmware and put it on a N5200 ... but I wouldn't wanna try it out...

    just visit www.thecus.com/Downloads

    Then compare your firmware revision with the latest one online...that's when you'll know if you need an upgrade.
    Hardware mods:
    # they void your warranty
    # they may seem to work, but kill your machine later on
    # they are mostly unneeded, because the engineers who built a machine knew what they were doing...

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