Link to a folder

[Blot]

Is there a way to create a link to a network folder in /media/hdd/movie/ ?

[Grumpy_Geoff]

Yes, you can setup symbolic links using the File Commander - viewtopic.php?f=50&t=9722#p129925

I think creating bookmarks to the share is better.
The recently accessed locations, including bookmarked locations, are usually shown when you press YELLOW/Location from the media selection list.
If you want to bookmark a specific directory, then either -

• Navigate the MEDIA directory listing to the desired share location/directory and open it, then press MENU>>Add bookmark.
• Navigate the MEDIA directory listing to the parent directory of the directory you intend to bookmark. Press MEDIA again to enter the Location/Bookmark screen.
  In the Location/Bookmark screen, CH+/- toggles between the directories in top section and bookmarks in the bottom section.
  Navigate the top panel to the share and sub-directory to bookmark,
  • Press GREEN/OK to both bookmark the directory and return to the media list with that directory opened, or
  • Press BLUE/Add bookmark to bookmark it and stay in the Location/Bookmark screen (e.g. to bookmark other directories).
  You can also access the Location/Bookmark screen from the Location screen (YELLOW/Location from the media selection list) by selecting '(Other...)'. Navigate the Location/Bookmark screen as described.

[Blot]

If the Beyonwiz crashes while accessing the network drive the bookmark disappears. (It froze for me trying to open an iso file on the network.)

[Grumpy_Geoff]

If the Beyonwiz crashes while accessing the network drive the bookmark disappears.

The bookmarks are stored in the config file (as setting "config.movielist.videodirs"). The config file (/etc/enigma2/settings) is written to flash memory on GUI shutdown.

[Grumpy_Geoff]

If the Beyonwiz crashes ...

Do you have a crash log?

[Blot]

enigma2 terminated with code 2

[Blot]

That was yesterday so not related. Is that the only log?

[Grumpy_Geoff]

Is that the only log?

If enigma2 crashed then usually there's a wall of white text on a black screen, then a few seconds later enigma2 restarts and the "bubbles" screen is shown.
Usually in a crash scenario, a crash log is written to the /home/root/logs/ directory (by default, but you can change the log location).

You can check file /var/log/messages, but that's re-created on (re)boot.