Hi all,
after reading all 5 pages of this thread, and most of related threads, I still have one question - how hard it is to get Debian running on NSA325v2? Or, better yet - will I be able to do that? Is there some short summary of the steps I would need to take?
I'm currently using an old QNAP NAS and have installed Debian on it. So, I know how to do basic Linux tasks. I probably would be able to attach serial console should it be necessary. But I don't have skills to compile my own kernel or debug issues with hardware components on Linux.
Just as an example, the initial instructions in the first post "in uboot type resetenv then reset the device" confuse me. How would I do get "in uboot"? Maybe the question sounds silly to you, but I really can't figure it out by just reading this thread (haven't bought the actual device yet, as with stock firmware it won't fit my requirements).
Thanks for reading,
kao.
after reading all 5 pages of this thread, and most of related threads, I still have one question - how hard it is to get Debian running on NSA325v2? Or, better yet - will I be able to do that? Is there some short summary of the steps I would need to take?
I'm currently using an old QNAP NAS and have installed Debian on it. So, I know how to do basic Linux tasks. I probably would be able to attach serial console should it be necessary. But I don't have skills to compile my own kernel or debug issues with hardware components on Linux.
Just as an example, the initial instructions in the first post "in uboot type resetenv then reset the device" confuse me. How would I do get "in uboot"? Maybe the question sounds silly to you, but I really can't figure it out by just reading this thread (haven't bought the actual device yet, as with stock firmware it won't fit my requirements).
Thanks for reading,
kao.