**** Procedure to restore iNAS *****
Dis-assemble the Kurobox and place a new SSD / SATA drive
Start the machine and wait until power LED blinks
Hit start button twice this will take the machine to EM mode
Telnet using root and FTP using operator / operator
Make partitions as desired and copy following files
* debianlenny-2.6.25.1-kuroHG-20100722.tgz
* devices.tar
* 2.6.31.1-ppc.tar.gz
There are available on iBackup
Uncompress the package and its done
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Friday, January 6, 2012
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Setup a NFS server and client
HOWTO: Setup a NFS Server & Client
Setup NFS Client
1. Install NFS client
In this tutorial, outlines the steps involved in setting up a NFS server & client. Typically this will be used to mount shares on the network, could be user home directory when authenticating via LDAP or media server.
This guide assumes a Debian Server -hostname iNAS- is ready to be converted as a NFS server.
Setup NFS Server
1. Logon to iNAS using root
2. Install NFS server package
~# apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
3. Create shared directory
~# mkdir -p /share /share/pictures /share/music /share/movies4. Export this directory on exports file, vi /etc/exports and add the following line
/media *(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash)
5. Restart NFS Service
~# service nfs-kernel-server restart
Setup NFS Client
1. Install NFS client
~# apt-get install nfs-common2. Add NFS mount on fstab; edit /etc/fstab and add following line
iNAS: /share /media nfs defaults 0 03. Restart client machine to confirm auto-mount works or mount the /media directory
~# mount /media4. Check if it worked using df command
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