If you complain for spending 1 day for setting-up a BT client, imagine what I should say for spending 2 months !!! 

Anyhow...I do not know when you've tried Deluged but let me tell you that I (and a college of mine) have successfully installed it based on Filodej's assistance. You have to follow the latest instructions described in Filodej's post since the post was been recently modified (i.e this week!).

I have personally followed his instructions with a fresh installation and everything worked just fine  .
As for Transmission I have tried a lot of days to make it work, but with no success. I would recommend you to try again Deluged - unless if you've done so this week.

But any how, as for Transmission I have tried 1.21, 1.34 & 1.4.
In 1.21 I was able to have web-interface but no in 1.34 & 1.4. Also in all versions I was not able to upload or download anything. I have even created a post for 'transmission instructions' but no-one posted anything. Below you may have a look on my steps of installation/configuration - perhaps they might give you an idea.
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Apache & PHP should be installed. Also Apache’s accessible directory should be set to “/mnt/C/sys/www” (via '/mnt/C/sys/apache22/conf/httpd.conf')

Transmission 1.21 & Clutch
1. For installing Transmission à untar 'transmission-1.21.tar.gz' in /mnt/C
2. For installing Clutch follow the steps below:

cd /mnt/C/sys/apache22/htdocs
tar -xvzf Clutch-0.4.tar.gz
   (rm Clutch-0.4.tar.gz)
mv Clutch-0.4 Clutch
chmod -R 777 Clutch
chmod -R 777 /mnt/C/sys/apache22/htdocs/Clutch/remote
cd Clutch
vi remote/data/socket.txt     (file should contain the followin: /mnt/C/sys/tmp/transmission.socket)
mkdir /mnt/C/sys/tmp
chmod -R 777 tmp
transmission-daemon -s /mnt/C/sys/tmp/transmission.socket
ln -s /mnt/C/sys/tmp/transmission.socket /mnt/C/sys/root/.config/transmission/daemon/socket
mkdir /mnt/C/BTfiles
chmod -R 777 /mnt/C/BTfiles
transmission-remote -f /share/Public/BTfiles
chmod -R 777 /mnt/C/sys/tmp/transmission.socket

To start Transmission & Clutch after manually after boot type the following:

transmission-daemon -f -s /mnt/C/sys/tmp/transmission.socket &
transmission-remote -f /share/Public/BTfiles
chmod -R 777 /mnt/C/sys/tmp/transmission.socket

Transmission 1.34 (with Clutch embedded)
a. Install ‘libs-essential-20080502.tar.bz2’ for installing further libraries (tar -xvjf libs-essential-20080502.tar.bz2).

b. unrar transmission 1.34
c. edit “profile” file within “/mnt/C/sys/etc” and add the following line:
    export CLUTCH_HOME=/mnt/C/sys/www

Transmission 1.40 (with Clutch embedded)
same as 1.34

good luck.

PS: I insist to try again deluged. It is very good !

Udpate on webcam issue:

As the frickin' spca5xx sources (at least on the systems I tried) were not compilable at all, I started stripping down the C code getting rid of everything unnecessary for me. After a while, the result was basically a driver with support for exactly one camera model. Gradually re-adding the deleted parts and altering them to some extend to get rid of the tons of compiler errors, I finally got a more or less original spca5xx driver that is now compilable.

After linking the spca5xx kernel module, I gave it a try on my MGB111.

The good part: the module loads and after plugging the camera in, the [unused] flag in an lsmod listing is gone. The camera is known as /dev/video0.

The bad part: Any application I've tried so far that is attempting to access the camera crashes and entirely freezes the system.

Does anyone have an idea how to find out about the reasons for this behaviour respectively how to debug?

In case there's some progress, I'll post again...

Merry Christmas & happy New Year to all of you :-)

I have a question for Joker or anyone else that has done it ...
basically I am talking about the feature of "C009-M2" for supporting "USB2USB link". I searched within this fourm & tutorials but I couldn't find anything concrete.

I bought a USB-to-USB (male-to-male cable) and connected my PC (running Vista) with the Airlive Box. I set the 'USB2USB' to 1 in the 'env-ng.txt' file, rebooted the box but nothing...
I cannot see the box from Vista (via USB), or see PC's hard-disks from the box by traversing to the mounted usb folder.

Could you please enlight me... are there any files/drivers that need to be installed in advance, in order to activate this feature ?

All the best,
Christos

Hello Aqualung,
sorry but my plan was to wait for at least 1.1.0 before I update the package (release candidate is already out).

Is there any particular feature in the 1.0.7 you are waiting for?
Any progress regarding to your "Operation not permitted" issue?

Please, let me know.

Regards,
Filodej

Hello,

I guess, the cable you bought is not recognized by the usbnet driver. The number of cables known to the 2.4.28 usbnet kernel module is quite limited. Following are fragments of the corresponding C source. If your cable is not listed there, it won't work out of the box.

Note that the last change to this code is dated 15-dec-2002. So much for the chances your cable is included in the list...

Hope that helps.

Dear Georgousopoulos Christos, dear Jeyes,

I see you've both had some success in installing Deluge on your boxes, so I figure I'd stop harassing Filodej, and ask you for help for a change. This is, as it were, your opportunity to "give back to the community," as they say I would, hence, appreciate your help with this. I am prepared to allow either of you direct access to my box(es) via telnet, if push comes to shove.

For the life of me, I can't get this to work on either of my two Airlive boxes. I've followed Filodej's algorithm (http://filodej.blogspot.com/2008/11/wmu-6500fs-deluge-torrent-part-iv.html) religiously many times, but it still looks to me that it allows for subtle variations, as it is not fully 100% specific. It may be that his algorithm has some tacit presuppositions (presumably stemming from one's deeply ingrained Linux knowledge), and that's where things might have gone wrong in my case, as my Linux background is almost zilch. I can't imagine what could be otherwise.

I will be describing in the following the exact steps I've followed, specified down to sub-molecular level

0. I run Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 on my PC; I use jEditOQMath (http://www.activemath.org/projects/jEditOQMath/) to edit files like env-ng and profile on my PC, as it is guaranteed to not mess with the encoding/formatting;
1. Public folder of the box's HDD empty; both boxes flashed to Joker's latest and greatest C009-M2 Advanced;
2. downloaded all required software, prerequisites and dependencies in the root of the Public folder, except for minimal-config.tar; used some download accelerator for this job (IE7Pro (http://www.ie7pro.com/)); note that I didn't follow all the steps listed in Filodej's "Configuration" section (http://filodej.blogspot.com/2008/06/wmu-6500fs-box-with-jokers-fw.html), as I didn't understand some of them, nor did it seem to be necessary--not, at least, according to his algorithm;
3. downloaded minimal-config.tar on my PC; edited both env-ng and profile with jEditOQMath, reinserted them back in the tar archive, and transferred this to the box (ftp://aqualung.homeip.net/); at this point I beg you to examine both files closely, as it is important that all configuration files are in order--this (configuration) is, I guess, the main place where things could've gone wrong;
4. Untarred all files listed in Filodej's list, in the order indicated (even though, I suspect, the order doesn't really matter):

tar xvf minimal-config.tar
tar xvjf libs-essential-20080502.tar.bz2
tar xvf util-linux.tar
tar xvf nfs-utils.tar
tar xvzf busybox2-extended.tar.gz
tar xvf modules-kernel.tar
tar xvf modules-kernel-extra.tar
tar xvzf bash-3.2.33-3.tar.gz

reboot via Airlive's WebUI

tar xvjf deluge-1.0.5-gcclibs.tar.bz2
tar xvjf glib-2.17.2.tar.bz2
tar xvjf readline-5.2.tar.bz2
tar xvjf boost-1.35.0.tar.bz2
tar xvjf python-2.5.2.tar.bz2
wget http://peak.telecommunity.com/dist/ez_setup.py
python ez_setup.py
tar xvjf dbus-1.2.1.tar.bz2
tar xvjf dbus-glib-0.76.tar.bz2
tar xvjf dbus-python-0.82.4.tar.bz2
tar xvjf pygobject-2.14.2.tar.bz2
tar xvjf pyxdg-0.15.tar.bz2

reboot via Airlive's WebUI

5. At this point I tried working w/o the "GUI dependencies":

tar xvjf deluge-1.0.5.tar.bz2

reboot via Airlive's WebUI

6 Ran deluged.sh;
7. attempted to connect to the Deluge WebUI from my PC: http://192.168.xxx.xxx:8112/; tried both IE7 and FireFox;
8. Nuffink.
9. I earlier tried w/GUI dependencies, even though I'll try it again, so above @ step 4 insert:

tar xvjf x11-7.1.tar.bz2
tar xvjf gtk+-2.13.3.tar.bz2
tar xvjf pycairo-1.4.12.tar.bz2
tar xvjf pygtk-2.12.1.tar.bz2
tar xvjf atk-1.22.0.tar.bz2
tar xvjf glade3-3.4.5.tar.bz2

before the last reboot.

Please tell me what I've done wrong. Some bad configuration? Some missing dependency/prerequisite?

Please help.

Many thanks.

Aqualung

Many thanks for the "detail." I've looked on the Deluge website, but it's not as if they're brimming with information...

At any rate, things seem to be working now, though I'd very much like to know how to change the language of the UI from (what it looks to me to be) Polish to English, as my Polish is a li'l rusty these days 

Otherwise, save for accessing the Deluge client via the Web UI, what approach do you recommend?

Many thanks, again, for your work and attention, and keep up the good work. Eagerly awaiting the final Deluge 1.1.0!