Networkspace v1 problem

[fvdw]

I made a small edit in the previous post in name of the NAS used

[Kaczq]

I used default files from the paskage. i read manual abot 10 times before i started upgrade. All partitions were deleted and created again. I used linux kernel and sda5 image file from package. i was trying to connect via browser on http://fvdw-base bud nothing. I have changed workgroup on my pc on MSHOME (according to the manual). Hmm mayby downgrade or sth?

[fvdw]

you should try http://fvdwsl-base

you didn't answer my question about the range you set in your router for dhcp

what happens if you boot the nas what does the blue led do ?

[Kaczq]

oh im sorry. So ip class is 192.168.1.0 net mask 255.255.255.0 dhcp from 192.168.1.10 to 192.168.1.254. According to adres http://fvdwsl-base theres nothing. Browser response - cannot open... when i power on device for about 2-3 seconds blue led is blinking. After this time led is constant

[fvdw]

strange, if the blue only blinks a few seconds and then is steady, most of the time means that the kernel is not loaded. Then it won't boot.
Whta kind of switch is on the back side of your network space, a push button or a button with can be set to 0 or 1 ?

[fvdw]

you could try a network scan using this program

http://www.radmin.nl/download/ipscan21.exe

[Kaczq]

a button with 0 and 1 possitions. When i download upgrade package inside i found uimage file. I need to put it on nas anyway? or it is inside of fvdw-sl-10xxxx ? In the manual there is nothing about it

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I scanned the network but no luck.

[fvdw]

a button with 0 and 1 possitions. When i download upgrade package inside i found uimage file. I need to put it on nas anyway? or it is inside of fvdw-sl-10xxxx ? In the manual there is nothing about it

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I scanned the network but no luck.

a switch for power on and off, indeed then it is a nwsp1. The uIimage file in the package contains the kernel. It must be written to sda6 using the dd command If you did not do that then the nas won't boot.

In the guide it is described in point (k)

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(k) Write uIimage-26331-6-nwsp1 (compressed linux kernel image) to sdb6
Now you need the file uImage-26331-6-nwsp1, write this to partition sdb6:
dd if=/path-to-uImage/uImage-26331-6-nwsp1 of=/dev/sdb6

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[Kaczq]

im so stupid...

[fvdw]

:roll: .. :D can happen, you are almost there and learned something more about Linux :geek: