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Yes, really interesting. So I took your advice, and plugged the USB3 drive (which is a Toshiba 1GB HDD) in and saved the dmesg output and the fdisk list output. Neither show any indication of the...
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Mike, > a Toshiba 1GB Is it a 2.5" HDD? what model number? > Reading through the dmesg output, there doesn't > appear to be any reference to the Toshiba drive > (which I suppose I'd...
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It is a 2.5 inch HDD - model "Toshiba Canvio V63700-C 1TB 2.5" USB 3.0 Hard Disk Drive". There is certainly NO detection when plugged in front (USB3) port - but, as I've said previously, it is...
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> There > is certainly NO detection when plugged in front > (USB3) port - but, as I've said previously, it is > immediately recognised when plugged in a back > (USB2) port. That is very...
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Hi Bodhi - Before I'd seen your reply, I'd already gone down that path! So, I have been and purchased a 32GB USB3 flash drive, and here (below) is what I found - annotated output from the console...
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Is the Toshiba Canvio USB 3.0 hard drive powered via USB 3 or does it have it's own power supply? If it is USB bus powered the USB port may not be supplying sufficient power. Ray
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@Mike, QuoteSo, as you can see, it appears more likely that it is a specific problem with that Toshiba drive. Yes it seems so. QuoteI feel that we might be chasing dreams here. As I've said before,...
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Thanks everyone. Yes, Ray, I agree with Bodhi about power, I agree it can be a problem, but I have tried a USB2 HD drive in that USB3 port and it works perfectly - so I'm pretty confident that's not...
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First of all, big thank you for all who contributed to this project. It's awesome to have Debian running on this old hardware. I have one question (or problem) though. I have the latest uBoot...
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Hey, the variables for the new uboot are not configured to boot stock from Flash. If there's no rootfs partition on any device your box will not boot.
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szucsati Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > First of all, big thank you for all who > contributed to this project. It's awesome to have > Debian running on this...
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Oh, it's good to know, I don't know why I thought it would. Is there a way to set it up though to fall back to NAND of there's no usb or sata device with rootfs? Or at least to manually configure it...
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szucsati, > Oh, it's good to know, I don't know why I thought > it would. Is there a way to set it up though to > fall back to NAND of there's no usb or sata device > with rootfs? Or at...
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Well, I should try to find that memory stick then :). At some point I will want to sell this, and would be useful to have the chance to get back to the official (and outdated) software. Isn't mtd0...
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szucsati, > Well, I should try to find that memory stick then > :). At some point I will want to sell this, and > would be useful to have the chance to get back to > the official (and...
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I am not absolutely sure whether this is the correct thread or if this:https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,12096 or https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,19093 this wouldn't be better. My NSA325 is...
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Markus, > Here is my question: is it possible to have one > (slow) flash drive at the back USB2 for booting > with the most basic thing - and then the remaining > stuff on a faster drive...
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Thanks bodhi! it worked great! My initial mistake has been, that I just used the flash drive from the back in the front (which obviously had more partitions) furthermore I found that f2fs seems to be...
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Markus, > it worked great! My initial mistake has been, that > I just used the flash drive from the back in the > front (which obviously had more partitions) Cool! > furthermore I found...
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I would like to make use of the copy button to run a simple bash copy command. Tried the script from the first post but didnt work. Does anyone have any other solution? Also, i would take the...
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Hi fgh, > I would like to make use of the copy button to run > a simple bash copy command. Tried the script from > the first post but didnt work. Does anyone have > any other solution? We...
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First of all, thank you for this thread! It is awesome to run Debian on my aging NSA-325v2, being able to play with it however I want. However, I am seeing very slow write speeds. I have the following...
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Just moved to a new place so my NAS is sleeping in a box somewhere... but I had similar experience when I switched to Debian. I think the stock fw used SMB 1, Debian uses SMB 3, and that needs a lot...
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All, You will need to look at how you have tuned (or lack of) NFS and Samba. The network speed iselft is not a problem. It should get you about 700 or 800 Mbs on a Gigabits network.
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Wiki thread Samba tuning QuoteSamba Samba smb.conf for a simple set up HowTo setup Samba/CIFS shares
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Wiki Thread QuoteNFS NFS - HowTo set up NFS shares (and boot NFS rootfs) Boot your Dockstar (and other plugs) using NFS rootfs Increase NFSD max_block_size
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Pure network benchmarks for NSA325 and GoFlex Net. Both are connected to a Gbits ethernet switch. ZyXEL NSA325 iperf -n2000M -i 3 -c 192.168.0.234...
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Found the box :). Although one HDD tray is missing, hmf... Anyway. Did a clean install with the latest Debian, and still getting the same network speed. No tuning has been done, SMB Read: ~36MBps, SMB...
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Run hdparm test. This is an HDD I use for daily backup. With SSD you should get a faster disk I/Os. [ 8.522803] ata1: SATA link up 3.0 Gbps (SStatus 123 SControl F300) [ 8.536972] ata1.00: ATA-9:...
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Hm... similar. root@nsa325:~# hdparm -tT /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdb1: Timing cached reads: 600 MB in 2.00 seconds = 299.75 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 360 MB in 3.00 seconds = 119.91 MB/sec [...
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