How to view all World Cup games on your TV with multimedia hard drive

Want to see the 64 World Cup matches live via your media player?
Want to see them free, completely legal and without having to use sites like justin.tv or p2p software such as sopcast?
If you have one of the following media players hard disk realtek chip you can:
Eminent EM7080, Asus O! Play, AC! Ryan Playon! HD, Emtec N200, Xtreamer, Woxter iCube MKV 750 and realtek chip models.

Just write a comment, tell me and I will create a player using firmware so you can see on your device all parties football World Cup 2010 which begins tomorrow in South Africa.

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How to modify the firmware realtek chip players: Part 2

PART 2: Modify the install.img and yaffs2_1.img

I repeat: On my computer my username is tito, so by following the steps on your computer for your tito replace username.

When you open the firmware file (install.img) in ubuntu file manager or terminal-untar with tar, you can see all files that are within the install.img.

There you will see a folder called Package2 which in turn is inside a file called yaffs2_1.img. The file contains several important things yaffs2_1.img firmware and that often the simple changes that I have drawn so far.

Explain how to decompress the file yaffs2_1.img, remember that you must have installed the files I mentioned in Part 1

1-Open the terminal and enter the folder where the yaffs2_1.img (in my case / home / tito / yaffs_modificado /):
cd / home / tito / yaffs_modificado /

Unzip the file 2-yaffs2_1.img writing in terminal:
yaffs2_1.img unyaffs

Now we will see in / home / tito / yaffs_modificado (or folder that you have used) is the yaffs2_1.img along with all the files that I had inside.
The Linux that you know will know what each thing, that things can change and that things might not play. Anyway I will comment that in / usr / local / bin / scripts or / usr / local / bin / IMS_Modules rss files are in charge of the issue of Internet services, IMS or Internet Feeds.Del you rest and you encargáis . That if, whatever you do, being careful about what might happen ...

3-Once you have cast the necessary modifications. Yaffs2_1.img delete the file that is in / home / tito / yaffs_modificado / and open a new terminal window in which you will write the following:
mkyaffs2image '/ home / tito / yaffs_modificado /' yaffs2_1.img

You will see that in / home / tito / has created a new file yaffs2_1.img

4-Now you just have to replace that file that is in the folder of isntall.img Package2. This step can do this either with the file manager or through terminal with tar.

That's it! I hope that you share things you do as many things that work for one player to another so will almost certainly.

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How to modify the firmware realtek chip players: Part 1

PART 1: Install and mkyaffs2image unyaffs

You must use a Linux based on Debian, I used Ubuntu. If you use a debian system than you may have to use other commands to install packages.
On my computer my username is tito, so by following the steps on your computer for your tito replace username.

1-Follow the steps to the letter, but replacing tito for your username.
2-Open the terminal and type the following:
sudo apt-get install subversion cvs
3-When you finish writing the following in the terminal:
svn checkout http://unyaffs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ unyaffs-read-only
4-We get into the folder-read-only unyaffs:
cd / home / tito / unyaffs-read-only
5-in terminal write the following to compile unyaffs:
gcc-o unyaffs unyaffs.c
6-Now we put the yaffs file on your site:
sudo cp-R '/ home / tito / unyaffs-read-only / unyaffs' '/ usr / local / sbin'
7-Write in terminal the following:
sudo apt-get install mtd-utils
Write on terminal 8-following (two lines):
export CVSROOT =: pserver: anonymous@cvs.aleph1.co.uk: / cvs logon home/aleph1/cvs
cvs checkout yaffs2
8-Now write the following in the terminal (two lines):
cd '/ home/tito/unyaffs-read-only/yaffs2/utils'
sudo make
9-Copy and mkyaffs2image mkyaffs2image files to your site (it's only one line):
sudo cp-R '/ home/tito/unyaffs-read-only/yaffs2/utils/mkyaffs2image' '/ home/tito/unyaffs-read-only/yaffs2/utils/mkyaffsimage' '/ usr / local / sbin'

Unyaffs is already installed (required to decompress files or yaffs2_2.img yaffs2_1.img) and mkyaffs2image (necessary to recreate files, and after having unzipped yaffs2 and modified).

In the second part will explain how to modify the firmware and a very very basic concepts that you may know that you will find within the firmware.

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How to modify the firmware of a hard disk multimedia chip Realtek 1073 or 1283

Some time ago several people asked me for a guide on how you extract the firmware from hard disk media player with realtek chipset. I have not had much time lately, so I apologize for the delay.
In any case, as better late than never for now publish some basic instructions for installing the necessary firmware and change the

The instructions are divided into two parts:
1-In the first part will explain how to install the necessary files
2-In the second part will explain how you extract the firmware, make basic modifications and re-compress for installation.

Those with advanced knowledge of Linux will have no trouble playing with the firmware and surely can do useful things. Those who have no knowledge of linux better than to touch as little as possible.

This guide will be worth to modify the firmware for hard disk media player with Realtek chipset, that are among the Eminent EM7080, Asus O! Play, Acryan Playon! HD, Xtreamer, Woxter i-Cube 750 MKV, Mede8er, Emtec N200 or Asus O! Play Air. But it also goes for any player or smart Retaltek 1073 1283.

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