Should be carry that out on the list? I think it is of interest for
others too. Also you could get some additional hints from others.
On 17.01.2014 10:26, iacchi wrote:
Hardy Griech ha scritto:
Do I understand correctly:
- the NAS is connected to the internet via the TP-Link
- your Debian machine is on the other side of earth also somehow
connected to the internet
- which means:
"Debian machine" <-> Router <-> Internet <-> TP-Link <-> NAS
No, the situation is:
NAS <-> Router <-> Debian machine <-> ssh <-> me
That makes it simpler.
- could you try to convince the NAS to get actual dhcp setup from your
debian machine? I.e. disable dhcp on the TP-Link and installing
isc-dhcp-server on your debian machine.
- or could you change the dhcp setup of the TP-Link router such that
the NAS tries to load an image from your debian machine? (Ians post)
Steps 0 and 1 are easy, while step 2 is the hardest part.
Actually I thought 0 and 1 were the hardest""
0. does anybody know, if the image contains information unique to
a NAS? If not I could provide you an image.
1. described on Martins site:
http://www.cyrius.com/debian/kirkwood/qnap/ts-119/recovery/
:
- computing skills of your father?
Poor. But he has electronic skills so he can't plug everything and I can
take care of the computing part.
At least he will be capable of putting the NAS into recovery mode. (;-))
You could also provide him information about the serial console
(http://www.cyrius.com/debian/kirkwood/qnap/ts-119/serial/). Perhaps he
is tough enough to install one. In this case he could initiate the lftp
download manually.
Hardy
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