LS-X01 Partition Help
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Hello everyone, recently I get a 'damaged' LS-201 NAS, the issue was the hard drive had die, since when I power on, the device LED's start to blink. So I assume the device works, so the question is: To use Debian distro, which partition table do I need to get the device to work without use the Buffalo tool.
In advance thanks
good to hear from you!
What model is this? LS-XL, LS-210, something else?
Hello there, it's a ls210d
sorry for the delays.
The only requirements for the partition table/filesystems on that model:
- Must be GPT or MBR. (GPT secondary table needs to either be valid if using GPT and absent if using MBR).
- /boot must be on a separate partition which is relatively small ~1GB
- /boot partition must be partition #1
- /boot must be formatted as ext3
- Drive must be 16TB or less (no usually a problem)
Let me know if you have other questions.
sorry for the delays.
The only requirements for the partition table/filesystems on that model:
- Must be GPT or MBR. (GPT secondary table needs to either be valid if using GPT and absent if using MBR).
- /boot must be on a separate partition which is relatively small ~1GB
- /boot partition must be partition Network Shut Down #1
- /boot must be formatted as ext3
- Drive must be 16TB or less (no usually a problem)
Let me know if you have other questions.
Hi there, I got this over gparted section, as you can see the partition is the first and had 1024 MB named as boot, only I post this if anything is wrong, if not, I only need to put the uImage and initrd corresponding to my device, plug it to Power and Ethernet, wait until I get the IP address and start the ssh installer?
That sounds correct.
When did you download the files? That typically happens when the files are too old. You might just need to download the latest installer files
It was uploaded in a page in Spanish several months ago, but I had downloaded the last update. Thanks for the support, now I had a new NAS.