[TUTO] Install and SetUp minidlna media server
Hi All,My name is Georges. 24. a French guy interested in RasPi I have seen several tutorials about minidlna server but, there was always something missing, so I want to share with you. The idea is to use the RasPi as a multimedia server (in my case, for my PS3). Hardware/Network configuration :RasPi (I an under raspian, I use 2012-08-16-wheezy-raspbian)External HD, or USB device, where media files are stored. As I only have 1 screen for PS3 and RasPi, I did the configuration using ssh [list=]Assuming IP adress table is :PC : 192.168.0.11PS3 : 192.168.0.14RasPi : 192.168.0.16[/list] In case of using ssh, Connect : Code: Select all ssh pi@192.168.0.16 Enter password (default "raspberry"), then tty command line appears pi@raspberrypi~: I recommend updating everything before intallation :Update package list: sudo apt-get update Update packages: sudo apt-get upgrade Mount hard drive automatically :Use this command to discover UUID : sudo blkid You see your drive suck as : Edit the fstab file :
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