Hi,
I have an Asus WL-500g Deluxe which I want to use as a fileserver, attached with a USB Disk.
I installed the Samba packages exactly how described in the HowTo (http://wiki.openwrt.org/SambaHowto?high ? 28howto%29), getting the packages direct from the internet (ipkg install http://downloads.openwrt.org/people/nic ? mipsel.ipk).
Samba works fine for my Mac Client (iBook MacOS 10.4) and a Suse 10.x Client without any additional attentions. Only my two Windows XP Pro Clients trigger the following errormessage in the logread:
kern.err smbd[11661]: Invalid packet length! (65600 bytes).
As one of the two machine is also the Suse Machine (dual boot) I exclude problems regarding to the network hardware (network card, lines, additional router).
It seem to me, that the windows client sends blocks which are too big (64k boundary?). I am not sure, wether that is a problem from Windows or the Samba implementation. I hope I can get a configuration parameter, to size up the buffer or some changes in the Windows registry to avoid sending big blocks.
As the fileserver is the only purpos of my router, solving that problem is very important to me. Thanks for all answers (except chuck away the windows clients).
Regards,
Helmut