mkdir cannot create directory

[mvallevand]

I'd try putting the content-length back to 29 and then confirm that you have edited this with a editor that saves the file in linux format (ie not notepad or wordpad).

Martin

[Heezy]

Yes made it all with EditPad Lite. Ok, telnet succeeded now, just had to wait longer :s. Telnet via cmd on the PC worked also. Followed the instructions in the how to Part D. But when clicking on GBPVR, my screen turns black and stays that way. I also altered the resolution in the config.xml file to the right reso.

But in the config.exe, web server port 7647 has to be enabled. Do I have to open that port in my router also?
And the username+password in the misc2 tab, it's the same username and password as used before right?
Firewalls are turned off.

[mvallevand]

The long wait is a bad content-length. Anyway the next step is

- confirm you are running 1.2.13
- compress and upload your GBPVR logs
- what are you using as a command line? (I don't recommend adjusting the screen sizes until you get everything else working.

Martin

[Heezy]

- confirm you are running 1.2.13
Yes
- compress and upload your GBPVR logs
http://rapidshare.com/files/120755454/logs.rar
- what are you using as a command line? (I don't recommend adjusting the screen sizes until you get everything else working.
This I don't understand.

[mvallevand]

I don't see any attempt to connect to GBPVR which usually is a sign that the firewall is blocking it.

The command line is just what you have entered in startmeup. I would like you to go to telnet and try and run it from the command line and see if any errors occur.

ie type the following in telnet

/etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m 720

No more radipshare please, I hate cats. You can attach the logs to your message.

Martin

[Heezy]

I'm not completely understanding you. This is the 'startmeup' file:

#echo "Shell to mvpmcx2 "

#remove the # from most appropriate line

# Analog TV settings

#/etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m ntsc &
/etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m pal &

# HDMI/DVI settings 

#/etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m 720 &
#/etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m 720 --frequency 50 &

So /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m pal is the command line, right? But where do I type this? Like I said, I'm no expert on this, sorry.

[mvallevand]

You said you could telnet to your PCH. When the telnet windows opens type

killall gaya
/etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m pal

and report back with any errors that are shown on the screen. If you use the program Putty to do telnet it can capture your output for you.

Martin

[Heezy]

It gives error:

/bin/sh: /etc/mvpmcx2: not found

[mvallevand]

Sorry my typo

/etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 -m pal

Martin

[Heezy]

Error:

/bin/sh: /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2: Permission denied