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[venom]

Hello,

I present: Venom, I'm French and speaks very little English, :)

I registered on this forum because I have a "Lacie Network Space V1 2009" which made ​​me whim recently.

I did not know too, I run a low level format on the hdd, and I've realized after the HDD had a nuclei. :doh :-D

I'm falling on your forum, which apparently offers an alternative kernel.

So I am looking for a document explaining the steps to follow to install your kernel?

Apparently i have to use linux, I know a little this world. :)

In advance thank you, excuse my English.
Translation by Google

Bonjour,

je me présente: Venom, je suis français et parle très mal l'anglais, :)

Je me suis inscrit sur ce forum car j'ai un "Lacie Network Space V1 de 2009" qui m'a fait des caprices récemment.

Ne m'y connaissant pas trop j'ai exécuter un formatage bas niveau sur le Hdd, et je me suis rendu compte après que le HDD possédait un noyaux. :D

Je suis donc tomber sur votre forum, qui apparemment offre un noyau alternatif.

Je cherche donc un document expliquant les étapes a suivre, pour installer votre noyau ?

Apparemment il faut passer par linux, chose que je connais un peut.

D'avance merci, pardonnez mon anglais.
Traduction par google

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[fvdw]

hello

in the dowload forum there is a topic decribing a first time install (in english)
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=235#p1496

After installing version 10-1 you can upgrade to version 14-0
using the files in this post
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1065

If you have problems let us know

[venom]

Thank you,
I will try to understand the pdf.;)

All is not therefore lost my "network space"?







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[fvdw]

don't understand what you mean.
No there is no risk to lose your nwsp1

[venom]

as I format as I thought it was damn :)








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[fvdw]

If yoo install our firmware coming from the original firmware from Lacie then all data will be lost so you need to make a backup of your data stored in the shared folders first

[venom]

I'm stuck on step J
mkfs.ext3 / dev/sda5
mkfs.ext3 / dev/sda8

error message:
Can be evaluated by stat () / dev/sda5 --- No such file or directory :doh

I'm running Kubuntu.
Help please :?
Thank's

The rest is well pass. :thumbup :punk
I'll see for a tutorial in French with screenshot








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[venom]

Hello,

I succeeded, I replaced by
mkfs.ext3 -b 4096 /dev/sda5
mkfs.ext3 -b 4096 /dev/sda8 :P

By cons I stuck to Step M :crazy
I can not create a folder and copy:
sda5-lacie-nwsp1.tar.gz
:fists

do you know in kubuntu ?
thank you in advance.






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[fvdw]

step m should not be too difficult ;)

as you are seem to use sda instead of sdb the commands must be adapted

!	Be 100% sure that /dev/sda is the disk that you are preparing for the nas and not the disk of your PC running linux. Wiht the formatting step you will erase all data on a partition !

it should be like this

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mkdir /mnt-sda5
mount /dev/sda5 /mnt-sda5

If the mkdir command fails maybe you should try adding sudo in front of the commands

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sudo mkdir /mnt-sda5
sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt-sda5

(also replace sdb by sda in the next commands described in the how to guide)

ps Jocko is back he can speak french

[venom]

thank you, I'll try.

ok for Jocko, it is good to know.
:thumbup






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