Mijzelf  Guru Member

'Installing' is no more than putting the files on the right place. Can't see what is inside the tarball, as I need an Oracle account to download it, but I suppose it contains a bin directory, a lib directory and so on. Put the files in /opt/bin, /opt/lib and so on. Maybe some environment variable is needed to make java…

About Java, don't know. Just try it. If the jvm doesn't start, try LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/lib jvm where jvm is the name of the binary, to tell the ld loader to use the Entware-ng libraries rather than the firmware ones. About fw 4.80, I don't think it exists. The point is, the firmware package manager looks for packages in…

Good. For future experiments, 'cp -a', when run as root, copies all permissions and owners.

When a factory reset solves the problem, the problem was that the config was corrupted. The config is stored on an internal flash partition, containing several config files in different formats, and a factory reset basically puts a new filesystem on that partition. I don't know how the config was corrupted. A power outage…

At the moment http://zyxel.diskstation.eu/Users/Mijzelf/zypkg-repo/ works.

Oh? In that case I'd suspect te powersupply. If it can't provide enough juice you can get strange effects. Can you still not login in the webinterface when you remove the harddisks?

Reset won't hurt, and it's not supposed to touch the disks, but it won't hurt either to remove the disks before reset. [quote]I tried to access the usb disk from a pc but have not manage to get to it yet, takes very long time so maybe it is broken.[/quote] Have you tried to access the NAS without the USB disk connected?

You could copy the raid0 array to an external disk, then remove the 1TB disks, create a single disk raid1 array on the remaining disk. Copy files back, and finally add the external disk to add it to the raid1 array. If you are not afraid for the commandline, you could take the 1TB disks out, put in the 4TB disks and create…

OK, that's the right repo. Those are all for firmware 4. As you can see it contains 5 versions of PHP-MySQL-phpMyAdmin, one _2.0, and four _1.0 . The v2.0 package is almost twice as big as the others. I sifted the packages to find out why the v2 doesn't load on the NSA320s, but it was not conclusive. It should be some…

There could be several reasons for this error. The package is simply not compatible. Where does it come from? The backup stock packages on metarepo.tk, or one of the NAS packages on ftp.zyxel.com? The latter are not compatible, the first might. The package is not completely installed. It needs libmysqlclient.so.16. Do you…

Here is a wiki about (using) the serial port on a router: For a NAS it's basically the same. Just another embedded Linux box.

My RandomTools package has an rsync binary.

Probably I should add TZ= to /etc/profile, but I'm afraid to mess it up. No need for the fear. All files in /etc/profile (with exception of the zyxel directory) are on a ramdrive, and either generated on boot, or stored in a read-only cpio file inside the kernel (the initramfs). So if you mess it up, just reboot.

I'm sorry, as long as the webserver redirects to an ip address, it will always show up in your url. The redirection to a port can be captured by forwarding both publicip:80 and publicip:5000 to nasip:5000. If you want more you'll have to edit the apache configuration file. The files involved for the packages are located in…

with flash drive in router and with WI-FI to TV I suppose this is a samba share? I guess the TV writes a file to that drive containing the wanted timestamp. You could check that. In case of Twonky that can't be done. From the TV view Twonky is readonly, so he can't store metadata on Twonky. And Twonky can't store it…