Newbie in linux

[Waikiki728]

Hi, I have a Lacie Cloudbox and my old 3 TB hard disc has died.

Yes..I know...It´s sad :elec) ...But I´ve decided to reborn it like Jon Snow..(yes I also think the final of Game of Thrones is really shit..Bran?king?...COME ON :hairpull )...

I have taken one old 1.5tb hard disc formatted in NTFS(I suppose I will loose all my files after this custom firmware installation, but I don't care) and I tried to install the last firmware (17) through the windows console
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But something has gone wrong...

I supone i have chosen the wrong files...can anyone point me in the right direction to choose the right files...? :please

The installation goes wrong when the telnet is finishing after 15 seconds without finding my Nas(I guess that's the problem) :pound

Thanks for all hard job :thumbup :thumbup

[fvdw]

Did you read this topic, it solves some problems when telnet cannot connect http://plugout.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2645

[Waikiki728]

Did you read this topic, it solves some problems when telnet cannot connect http://plugout.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2645

Just a few questions, which is the right file standalone kernel for Lacie Cloudbox, and how can I log in in telnet?..

Sorry , I know nothing about Linux, but I´m trying my best..

I am trying to reborn my Lacie though a Windows system virtualized in one Mac...

Thanks

[fvdw]

You should use the kirkwood standalone kernel. How to log in in telnet is described in the instructions in the main window of the fvdw-sl console and the help page. But to make it easy for you, the username to be used is "root" (without the quotes) and password "giveit2me" (also without the quotes)