Fail to get an IP from DHCP server after installing fvdw-sl

[fvdw]

oke those commands work now
I will upload a new rcS file that sets ip manually 192.168.0.188
just a minute leave standalone kernel active

[Draftmancorp]

oke those commands work now
I will upload a new rcS file that sets ip manually 192.168.0.188
just a minute leave standalone kernel active

:rock

[fvdw]

her it is extract the zip file and put rcS-new-2 in tftp folder of the fvdw-sl console
assume /dev/sda7 is still mounted

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mv /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS-new-old
tftp -r rcS-new-2 -l /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS -g ip-of-your-pc
chmod 777 /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS

after that umout /sda7 and reboot the nas and see if you can detect the nas with the fixed ip 192.168.0.188

[Draftmancorp]

her it is extract the zip file and put rcS-new-2 in tftp folder of the fvdw-sl console
assume /dev/sda7 is still mounted

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mv /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS-new-old
tftp -r rcS-new-2 -l /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS -g ip-of-your-pc
chmod 777 /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS

after that umout /sda7 and reboot the nas and see if you can detect the nas with the fixed ip 192.168.0.188

Here:

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root@fvdw-sta-kirkwood:/ # mv /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS-new-old
root@fvdw-sta-kirkwood:/ # tftp -r rcS-new-2 -l /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS -g 192.168.0.177
rcS-new-2            100% |***********************************************************************************|  8643   0:00:00 ETA
root@fvdw-sta-kirkwood:/ # chmod 777 /sda7/etc/init.d/rcS
root@fvdw-sta-kirkwood:/ # umount sda7
root@fvdw-sta-kirkwood:/ # reboot -f

Something moving... i can ping it with cmd prompt in windows!!!! :woohoo
But, nothing by fvdw assistant and nothing from web pages yet :thinking

[fvdw]

can you connect via ssh (putty) use port 12 instead of 22

[Draftmancorp]

can you connect via ssh (putty) use port 12 instead of 22

Yes, with port 12 putty open the connection.
But the access is denied with usual credentials...giveit2me...

[fvdw]

you used as username "root" I assume

[Draftmancorp]

you used as username "root" I assume

yes.

[fvdw]

this is because password file is not generated, let me have a look how to solve that

[Draftmancorp]

this is because password file is not generated, let me have a look how to solve that

ok...
I think that miss too some files for the web server to get a web page.