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(Note: tested on 705)
Once you have ssh access, you can run this script which will enable the normal samba access. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get full root rw access, but it's not too hard to just chmod things into working. The nice part about this is that you can have full smb access even while the device is running other apps. The other nice part is that you can just let the device remember the the "1;/bin/sh .." stuff so it's really easy to go from reboots to hack mode.
I just call this smbstart and put it in the arcwelder directory.
#!/bin/sh PASSWORD=yourpassword cat > /tmp/samba/smb.conf <<-'EOF' [global] workgroup = Home netbios name = Archos705 server string = Archos705 log level = 0 security = USER locking = no show add printer wizard = no disable spoolss = yes username map = /tmp/samba/user.map min protocol = LANMAN1 os level = 1 interfaces = eth0 [media] valid users = media root admin users = media root force user = root force group = root security mask=0777 path = / writeable = yes guest ok = no max connections = 3 EOF /opt/usr/sbin/smbdhelper echo -e "$PASSWORD\n$PASSWORD" | smbpasswd -s media
On the Linux side, I do:
sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.1.103/media /media/archos -o user=media -o password=yourpassword
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