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This describes, how you get permanent telnet access working on your
device:
1.) UnRAR the archive attached to your USB
stick. telnet_after_upgrade.zip
The Joggler does not acceppt all sticks, so you might try
severals.
I got it working with a 1 GB SD-Card in an USB-SD-Card-Reader.
2.) When you see the o2-Screen-Menu, you should be able to login
using telnet. Both wlan und lan will work.
Telnet your IP Adress and you should see to login prompt. Type
"letmein" and press Enter.
You can use "telnet YOUR_IP" in
linux or programs such as "putty"
for windows.
3.) When you have a working login, uncomment the lines 13,14,15
and 17 in the file
# /etc/init.d/boot.d/S56boot.daemons
...using vi, for starting telnet also when nvram net.login is set
to NO.
4.) reboot to see if it works.
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Advice: When you start vi, you can press
"i" to get into insert
mode.
Go to the specified lines (with the arrow keys) and type
"#" at the beginning of these
four lines.
It should now look like this:
Code:
startdaemons()
{
echo ${n} "Starting daemons: " ${c}
# if [ `nvram -sr net.login`x = "NO"x ] ; then
# echo ${n} " (skipping telnet) "
# else
telnetd
# fi
echo "done"
}
When having done, press ESCAPE, then enter
":w" to write changes and
":q" to quit.
