In the following I show how you connect to the Fritz!Box USB media formatted with the reiserfs file system.

For the time being only available for kernels:

• For mipsel-Fritz!Boxes (e.g. 7270, 7170 et al.):
  • 2.6.32.41 (e.g. Fritz!Box 7270 fw 54.05.21)
  • 2.6.32.21 (e.g. Fritz!Box 7270 fw 54.05.05)
  • 2.6.19.2 (e.g.. Fritz!Box 7270 fw 54.04.76)
  • 2.6.13.1-ohio (e.g. Fritz!Box 7170 fw 29.04.70)
• For mips-Fritz!Boxes (e.g. 7390, 7340 et al.):
  • 2.6.32.60 (e.g. Fritz!Box 7490 fw 05.59)
  • 2.6.32.41 (e.g. Fritz!Box 7320 fw 100.05.20)
  • 2.6.28.10 (e.g. Fritz!Box 7390 fw 84.05.05)
  • 2.6.19.2 (z.B. Fritz!Box 7390 fw 84.04.91)

Fritz!Box without USB memory

1. Run the following commands in the console. having done that mount the new partition with read/write access to $REISERFSNAME.

2.  If everything works ok you can add the commands to debug.cfg (comapre chapter. “debug.cfg”).

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Fritz!Box with USB memory

1. Download the files below and save them on the USB memory in directory “module”:

• For mipsel-Fritz!Boxes (e.g. 7270, 7170 et al.):
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.32.41
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.32.21
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.19.2
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.13.1-ohio
• For mips-Fritz!Boxes (e.g. 7390, 7340 et al.):
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.32.60
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.32.41
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.28.10
  • reiserfs.ko for kernel 2.6.19.2

Advanced users may want to use another directory. Don’t forget to adapt the code accordingly.

2. Run the following commands in the console. having done that mount the new partition with read/write access to $REISERFSNAME.

3. If everything works ok you can add the commands to debug.cfg (compare chapter. “debug.cfg”)

NOTE: a fat partition MUST exist for the verification of the existence of USB memory.

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