[SOLVED] After a firmware upgrade, blinking blue, lost 5Big2

[Jocko]

@fvdw

He used an hacked Lacie firmware, as Lacie never allows it.

Be careful, like cp, he will get the same issue with big files (>2GB) by using the applet mv

[Glaven Clattuck]

@fvdw

He used an hacked Lacie firmware, as Lacie never allows it.

Be careful, like cp, he will get the same issue with big files (>2GB) by using the applet mv

Yes, right.

so you say me that i have trouble to use mv on file >2G?
This is a problem because i have many and many file larger than 2GB

[fvdw]

This link provide info on how to enable ssh access

http://lacie.nas-central.org/wiki/Categ ... your_Lacie

Reading that there are several methods. Reading them changing the mentioned files should also be possible via the standalone kernel. You will probably find them on sdx8 raid array.

Ps: What are the full path's to the recovery folder and the folder containg the shares. I am on a mobile phone on this moment so difficult to check

[Jocko]

@Glaven Clattuck
You will get issue with mv command only if you use fvdw-sl console (it is why I did not give information to use it for restoring)

To get a ssh access, you need to create a custom capsule as described on the url posted by fvdw and then that means you need to do an update with it

So that we can give you the right mv command, post these outputs

ls -al /shares
ls -al /shares/Share/recovery

[fvdw]

wait a minute instead of the custom capsule you can edit the files on sdx8
Give me a minute to figure it out

[Glaven Clattuck]

This link provide info on how to enable ssh access

http://lacie.nas-central.org/wiki/Categ ... your_Lacie

Reading that there are several methods. Reading them changing the mentioned files should also be possible via the standalone kernel. You will probably find them on sdx8 raid array.

Ps: What are the full path's to the recovery folder and the folder containg the shares. I am on a mobile phone on this moment so difficult to check

The volumes now are on /Share/Recovery/xxxx and i want to move it on the same place where is /Share. On the file browser are the root path, on the linux side i don't know.

[Jocko]

Please to post the asked outputs only when you will get a ssh access.
/Share is a fake absolute path and it must be /shares/Share

and I assume you already created the shares as the output ls -l /shares won't give the wanted output

[Glaven Clattuck]

Please to post the asked outputs.
/Share is a fake absolute path and it must be /shares/Share

and I assume you already created the shares as the output ls -l /shares won't give the wanted output

@jocko I can not post anything until I connect on ssh.

[Jocko]

I have edited my post ...

[Glaven Clattuck]

I have edited my post ...

thanks mate. I have to go on bed, a long working day expect me.

But the must and critical part are done, so with the support of you admins tomorrow we will put an end to this affair.

have a good night