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Nothing complicated I think.
I tried to install debian on an old disk, which died in the battle....
So it is a bit hard to get my 323 alive again.
so I'd rather someone to make me an archive of is debian partition. (root etc.)
I have plenty of space on some ftps, so.
I don't know how I can thank you in exchange. feel free to propose.
By advance thanks
AstHrO
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Actually I'd find that useful too... but I'd need an image for the C1 hardware version.
"dd" is your friend :-) Or just copy all the directories/files into a 7z.
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(I'm on B1, I don't think It'll be usefull for you)
Actually, My NAS only let me connect through a busybox (or something like that). But the "cat" command is available, so, what I did :
- Download official 1.09 firmware & extract images with dnstools
- Empty 1 harddrive , put the two images on it
- Start DNS on serial mode
- "cat" images on the good partitions
- cross my fingers
- restart
- taadaa !
I definitly love this hardware !
(Though, strange thing, my HDD seems to spin a lot more than before, and so, temperature is a bit higher -> fan spin also a bit more... might be 'tuning the prefs)
Last edited by asthro (2010-07-12 10:20:12)
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I could use an archive of the debian install too, as I hosed the install that I did on my usb stick, and don't have a backup. Could someone throw a .tgz up somewhere? We could just tar xvzfp it back to another usb and plug it in right?
Thanks!
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Sorry to bump this up again, but can someone possibly do this?
I think it could be as easy as (assuming root on usb):
pop usb into separate linux machine
navigate in terminal to the root of the usb (cd /media/ something)
tar cvzpf /media/<someplace not on the usb>/zipped-root.tgz .
upload the tgz someplace (pm me if you need a place). Oh and we would need the passwd for root, so you might want to change that on your dns before doing this (su root / type 'passwd' / 2 enters.
I am a linux hack though so I might have borked this somewhere.
Last edited by burn (2010-07-30 23:05:55)
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burn wrote:
Sorry to bump this up again, but can someone possibly do this?
I think it could be as easy as (assuming root on usb):
pop usb into separate linux machine
navigate in terminal to the root of the usb (cd /media/ something)
tar cvzpf /media/<someplace not on the usb>/zipped-root.tgz .
upload the tgz someplace (pm me if you need a place). Oh and we would need the passwd for root, so you might want to change that on your dns before doing this (su root / type 'passwd' / 2 enters.
I am a linux hack though so I might have borked this somewhere.
there are some things you'll have to deal with though
partition layout
static udev rules (for eth0, eth1 ...)
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