lacie 5 big network v.1 please support for fvdw

[taetae]

con original kernel e original file "post you "

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~ # uname -a
Linux Terra.local 3.9.5 #24 Sat Feb 1 20:10:06 GMT+1 2014 armv5tel GNU/Linux
~ #


[Jocko]

If I understand well what you wrote...

Yes your smbfunc_conf_commit.finc does the same thing than my attached file.

So that confirms that the kernel sendfile support has some problems with your 5big1

[Jocko]

So you must use the fvdw file.

In an explorer window, try to use the nas name even if you don't see : //nasme/Venere

[taetae]

this always:
the original file and original kernel

[taetae]

Now redo the test with original kernel

But with file posted by fvdw

[fvdw]

if thats makes it work again then you can write the new kernel to disk
put it in the share with name public and write it to sda6

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dd if=/share/1000/public/UIMAGE-395-5BIG1-25 of=/dev/sda6

now the nas will use the new kernel automatically at boot

[taetae]

if thats makes it work again then you can write the new kernel to disk
put it in the share with name public and write it to sda6

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dd if=/share/1000/public/UIMAGE-395-5BIG1-25 of=/dev/sda6

now the nas will use the new kernel automatically at boot

wait ... I'm not using the new kernel, but only the files you posted "smbfunc_conf_commit.finc"

testing them I'm doing with the old kernel

[taetae]

the transfer is successful with the old kernel and smbfunc_conf_commit.finc posted by fvdw


plus I noticed another thing ... the LEDs are fixed now blue and no longer flash intermittently and also the blue light does not come on forward intermittently was also changed something on the leds??

[Jocko]

the transfer is successful with the old kernel and smbfunc_conf_commit.finc posted by fvdw

With your screen capture, you used directly the NAS name. So i assume that previously was only a dns cache issue on your PC.

[fvdw]

well then sendfile is the problem, so we can use the old and new kernel. You could test if there is performance difference between the old and new kernel.
I expect only a minor difference, but it is worth checking so we can choose the most optimal kernel for speed.