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I never got automount to work through fstab either, and ended up adding the mount command to my mpd script in init.d

You could use the http or icecast output option of MPD on your PC, and run MPD on the router to log into and play the stream remotely. In my experiments, the http output of MPD works very well, and is very easy to set up, but is has one drawback: When playback ends, your clients will lose connection...

It looks like the router does not have an internet connection at all. Can you wget from other sites? Try wget http://www.cnn.com and see what happens. If that returns the same error, that means the router simply has no connection to the internet, which could be caused by a number of things. Given th...

Maybe this works for you: http://vidar.botfu.org/lastfmproxy

I haven't tried this myself though, and I don't know if you can get this to work on a router.

Is there a way to find out the chipset used in the audio adapter from within OpenWrt?

Well, I run my mpd boxes on a couple of WL-500G deluxe routers, which have the same amount of flash as the 520 (4 MB), and a stock openwrt image fits with room to spare. The big caveat here is that there is so little room left on the flash that mpd et al needs to be installed to a USB drive. On the ...

I want to give these suckers away as gifts, and it's not right to expect a non-geek to wade into Putty command lines to setup a wireless network when Tomato USB can give them a web GUI interface for setting up Wireless Client mode. OpenWRT has Luci installed by default, which is a nice web GUI whic...

Did you set putty to use the telnet protocol the first time (port 23)? Putty defaults to SSH (port 22), which openwrt doesn't have running until you set a root password. No idea why you're getting a "limited or no connectivity" error when resetting the network settings. Does rebooting help...

One thing I found out is that when mounting nfs shares, it is important to have portmap running. For some reason, without portmap running, mounting a share can take 5-10 minutes. This may look like it's hung up. With portmap running, it's done in a second.

Jeroen

A windows share does not use the same protocol as an shfs or nfs share. Therefore, if you want to mount a windows share, you cannot use shfs or nfs. You can probably do this with cifs though: opkg install kmod-fs-cifs cifsmount All these packages (cifs/nfs/shfs) are available for all kamikaze releas...