Hi FM, > Is there any way to “fool” fonera to think that my NAS is a USB disk? Did you look into my reply on the blog? I'll repeat it here:
the WebUI and all applications look at the “mountd” state (in /var/state/mountd) to find out which disks are present. It’s probably easiest to insert an USB stick into your Fonera and then look at that file to see what values should be present. Note that the state gets thrown away when the Fonera reboots, so you’ll have to edit that file when mounting the share (the uci command can be used for this, e.g., “uci -P /var/state set mountd.samba_share.part1name=Disc-A1″. Note that the “samba_share” part here is just an arbitrary section name, you can use anything you want there). IIRC, the /var/state/mountd file is treated as an overlay over /etc/config/mountd file, so it might also be possible to put the stuff you need in there so it looks like the disk is always mounted. Don’t forget to set mountd.mountd.count in either case. Gr. Matthijs
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