[筆記]Buffalo LinkStation HD-HG400LAN介紹與改機

Idiot

You can find some discussion on updating to 2.6 here:
Kuro-box forum discussion

As far as I know there are still problems with 2.6 kernel, but you can read current experiments with it.

Idiot

Originally posted by czh at 2006-3-10 08:06 AM:

那個討論串我看過了
每次都是卡在 make oldconfig 這部分就出現大量error
缺少很多*.o的檔案
該討論區大多出現 kurobox ~ #
所以我才判斷升級核心與LinkStation還是有些不同

Hmm...  from what I read, Kuro-box HG and Linkstation HG versions should be the same.  However, they were shipped with different kernel (Kuro-box 2.4.17, Linkstation 2.4.20?).

Sorry, I did not have much experience with upgrading the kernel, since I think it is still in experimental state, a lot of stuff are still not working yet for the people that successfully upgrade to 2.6.x (ps aux shows weird results, uptime, usb attachments).  So I stayed with original kernel on my Kuro-box and just changed the OS to Debian.

There is also a Linkstation discussion site that has decent amount of information if you are interested.  http://www.linkstationwiki.com

These two links might help you:
Patch for 2.6.x Kernel: http://linkstationwiki.org/forum ... ic=587&page=0#3
Fedora Core 4 install with 2.6.x kernel: http://linkstationwiki.org/forum/6_627_0.html

Idiot

I don't know if you are still interested in upgrading the kernel to 2.6.x.  It seems like there are some breakthroughs in Kurobox community to get everything (I think) working.  This includes (they say) EM-mode, Flashes, uptime, etc. working.

2.6.x development

baulab's Kernel Patches

Idiot

原文章由 vincent118 於 2006-6-7 00:38 發表
做到這裡就做不下去了

LINKSTATION:/etc/init.d# update-rc.d swaphd.sh start 99 2 3 4 5 .
bash: update-rc.d: command not found

Make sure you are root, which should have the right path set.  If not, try /usr/sbin directory for that file.

Idiot

原文由 itpro 於 2006-9-16 02:01 發表
Hi
I'm trying to install MLDonkey.

apt-get install mldonkey-server

got this.

Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
mldonkey-server is already the newest version ...

I think the reason that those packages are needed but not upgraded is because those are not within your debian's release.  (Probably because you are using stable release, and those are in testing/unstable due to mldonkey).

You have to decide if you want to change your debian release to unstable or just get what is needed.  If you really want to install mldonkey, I would suggest setting default release, and just get testing/unstable releases only when it is needed.

Add/change:
- /etc/apt/apt.conf
  APT::Default-Release "stable";
- /etc/apt/sources.list
  (Add unstable releases)
  Ex: deb ftp://ftp.dti.ad.jp/pub/Linux/debian unstable main contrib
        deb-src ftp://ftp.dti.ad.jp/pub/Linux/debian unstable main contrib