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#1 2014-03-24 13:02:41
- xfman
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Seafile server?
Hi,
Is it possible to install a seafile server on DNS-320? Has anyone done it?
Or do you guys have any other suggestions for alternatives to seafile that may work with DNS-320?
I can run chrooted squeeze / ffp 0.7 / ffp 0.5.
Thanks!
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#2 2014-03-24 15:50:41
- Mijzelf
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Re: Seafile server?
Looking at the offered downloads here, it seems the software is closed source, so you can only use a pre-compiled package. And the only pre-compiled Arm package is for the Raspberry Pi. You can try to install that, it might or might not run on your box. The DNS320 has an Armv5 instruction set, while the RP has Armv6, which is a superset. So depending on the compile time switches, it might have invalid Armv5 opcodes.
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#3 2014-03-25 14:05:26
- xfman
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Re: Seafile server?
From what I understand, it can also be built from source according to this:
https://github.com/haiwen/seafile/wiki/ … rom-source
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#4 2014-03-25 17:15:38
- baltzatu
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Re: Seafile server?
It probably can be done, but keep in mind that DNS-320's hardware is rather puny (800MHz Marvell 88F6281 (Kirkwood, armv5) CPU, 128MB RAM).
If you want to try, compiling the sources directly on your NAS isn't probably the best way (tried it; it takes ages). For this, I use a Squeeze chroot on a Squeeze virtual machine (qemu-arm-static is armv5 compatible; Wheezy's is v7) to compile and create .deb packages. Afterwards, I just copy and install them on my NAS - that's how I cook my own ReadyMedia (miniDLNA).
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