http://tonidouser.com/ 2012-02-07T18:54:20-06:00 http://tonidouser.com/ http://tonidouser.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-01-25T19:57:00-06:00 Jose Ivey http://tonidouser.com/doku.php?id=advanceduses:setupminidlna&rev=1327543020&do=diff MiniDLNA is an alternative to the Tonido’s built-in media server. It is open source and fully DLNA compliant. It is not available in the Debian Squeeze repositories and must be built from the source. This guide adapted from the postings of pmcallihan in the Tonido Tips & Tricks Forum: <http://www.tonido.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=4193> text/html 2012-01-21T08:03:41-06:00 Jose Ivey http://tonidouser.com/doku.php?id=advanceduses:resetrootfsplug2&rev=1327154621&do=diff This guide will show you how to restore the operating system (rootfs) on the Tonido Plug 2’s internal flash (NAND) to its original factory settings. To do so, you will delete the existing operating system and replace it with a fresh install. The process is very similar to setting up a USB drive to boot the plug. This not the same as flashing the plug with a new image and it will not change any U-boot settings. text/html 2012-01-11T23:56:49-06:00 Jose Ivey http://tonidouser.com/doku.php?id=advanceduses:usbboot&rev=1326347809&do=diff Here are the steps that you need to follow to put a root filesystem on an external USB drive or internal SATA drive (TonidoPlug 2 only). The process for building a bootable drive is the same whether the drive is an internal SATA or external USB. These same steps can also be used from the command prompt on any Linux OS to build a bootable USB for the TonidoPlug. This is useful if you need to create a “rescue” USB for your plug. text/html 2012-01-08T17:30:44-06:00 Jose Ivey http://tonidouser.com/doku.php?id=start&rev=1326065444&do=diff Welcome to the TonidoUser community wiki, a place that covers all things Tonido and TonidoPlug. Whether you have been using Tonido for some time or you just got your shiny new TonidoPlug server, chances are you will find here some useful information that can help you to get started and get the most out of the Tonido software and hardware. Being a wiki, TonidoUser is open to everyone, so if you have something you want to share with other Tonido users, you are encouraged to do so. text/html 2012-01-05T10:34:08-06:00 Jose Ivey http://tonidouser.com/doku.php?id=advanceduses:installtransmission&rev=1325781248&do=diff Transmission Transmission’VOID Introduction Transmission is a feature rich and well supported bit torrent client. There are two ways to install Transmission on the TonidoPlug: * The Easy Way: From the Debian Squeeze repositories using the apt-get * Pros: Fast, simple. Up and running in minutes * Cons: Not the latest version of Transmission. Lacks features like blocklists and is somewhat less stable. * Current version: 2.03