hussain
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hi i'm looking for a driver for this pci wifi card: http://www.smc.com/en-global/products/product/100/0 it's a rt2800pci as debian suggested, linux drivers are available here: https://wiki.debian.org/rt2800pci preferably with AP mode thanks a million
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Trial of Nanoboot (4493) - 5.0.3.1
hussain replied to vtrchan's topic in DSM 5.2 and earlier (Legacy)
http://xpenology.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1967&p=9475#p9475 cheers -
Trial of Nanoboot (4493) - 5.0.3.1
hussain replied to vtrchan's topic in DSM 5.2 and earlier (Legacy)
no, why would you need to do that?! -
Finally.. NanoBoot 5.0.2.1 fixed the issue with 4482! now we can install it from the official pat file http://nanoboot.tk/archives/158
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DDNS works for me too, but not QC
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i'll try to pack these files in .deb file... so we can install it on the server with dpkg command EDIT: finally.. it works.... so here is a tar file from 4458... just upload it to dsm and untar it as root with this command: tar -xz --directory=/ -f archive4458.tgz https://mega.co.nz/#!LtoAlA7Z!5TpTOg7lxOxldob6fMYncuvJkAnIwMeZhP9kRpccqYw
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try extracting it and install all the packages from ssh terminal with dpkg -i *.deb
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hi all so this is a quick guide on how to make xpenology booting itself without usb bootloader, just like any other linux os. first you need two things: 1- xpenology installed already 2- ubuntu or any other live distro that has gparted and syslinux.. it's ubuntu gnome 13.10 in my case. now follow my steps: 1- boot into ubuntu live and start gparted 2- now choose the xpenology hard disk from the top right drop-down menu 3- now we need to select an unallocated space and create a fat32 partition like so 4- now hit apply all operations 5- now we need to manage flags on our new partition and enable boot flag 6- make a note of our new partition, in my case it's /dev/sda4 7- now close gparted, and open terminal 8- now we need to install syslinux on our new partition, so we type: sudo syslinux /dev/sda4 9- now we need to mount the partition so we copy our config, kernel and ramdisk. i find the easiest way to mount a fat32 with read/write permission is by mounting it with disks in ubuntu: 10- now, once mounted, copy rd.gz and zImage which can be found in your usb loader into it 11- and create a file named syslinux.cfg contains: default xpenology label xpenology menu label ^XPEnology kernel zImage append initrd=rd.gz root=/dev/md0 ihd_num=0 netif_num=1 syno_hw_version=DS3612xs mac1=080027649673 sn=A5GAN01967 12- changing the mac address and whatever parameters that suites you, and that would be all! 13- now reboot and boot from your harddrive. regards Hussain
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Hi all Just sharing with you my ISO edition of XPEnology.. if you're like me who doesn't like to dedicate a flash disk just for booting the system, then here it is.. i'm not sure if this has been mentioned before, but anyway Nanoboot 5.0.3.1 32bit coming... 64bit https://mega.co.nz/#!DwBXwZrJ!l57a2losqpnSBnstx8LUpL6OnE3sBrcH2xLimz940XU Nanoboot 5.0.2.4 32 bit http://adf.ly/odnUm 64bit http://adf.ly/odnHI please make sure you change the settings in isolinux.cfg to fit your needs before burning the image cheers Hussain
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you can use plop boot manager to do that... after installing XPEnology, you install plop manager on the hard disk.... your system should boot to plop and then boot to usb