You should just be able to run the xteve command as a scheduled task, set so that it runs on startup.
(Have not tried this yet on mine though)
solution found! using putty i used follow command:"./xteve > /var/log/file.log 2>&1 &".
the “> /var/log/file.log 2>&1” is saving all the outputs on one file (in case someone are interested) the last “&” is keeping alive the program. of course in case we restart the NAS we must reactive it…
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