OS6 now works on x86 Legacy WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORT!

[mdgm-ntgr]

You need to have changed the working directory to the directory in which you have the .deb files. It doesn't look like you've done this or one of the .deb files is missing from the directory. Alternatively unless there is a word-wrapping issue it looks like you entered the command over two lines not one.

e.g. if you want to put the .deb files on the "data" volume in a folder/share you have created called "mydownloads" you would do e.g.

# cd /data/mydownloads
# wget http://www.plexapp.com/repo/pool/main/p/plexmediaserver-ros6/plexmediaserver-ros6-binaries_0.9.7.22.510-8faeab3_amd64.deb
# wget http://www.plexapp.com/repo/pool/main/p/plexmediaserver-ros6/plexmediaserver-ros6_0.9.7.22.510-8faeab3_amd64.deb
# dpkg -i plexmediaserver-ros6-binaries_0.9.7.22.510-8faeab3_amd64.deb plexmediaserver-ros6_0.9.7.22.510-8faeab3_amd64.deb
# touch /apps/plexmediaserver/.localapp

Note using wget you can download the .deb files directly to the NAS. If you already have put the .deb files in this directory you can of course skip this step.

[alltet]

Ok. its clear im an idiot. Did not place both files in there. All works great! Thank you!

[mdgm-ntgr]

PlexPass can be obtained via subscription or via a one-off lifetime payment and would give you early access to newer builds still before they are available to the general public and the ability to do things like use PlexSync to sync files e.g. to an iPad to view while you are offline. You can read more about it here: https://my.plexapp.com/subscription/about

If the latest free build is working for you and you don't need any of the PlexPass features then that's fine, but it is an option if you want it.

[Iridabike]

Upgraged my Pro 6 firmware to 2.0 under OS6 but alas it has not fixed my backlight dimming timer problem. Strangely display inverse video flashing when holding the power button is now back.

[glem]

I cannot restrict NFS access on a share folder to one hostname or more, just "anyhost" option works fine.
When I restrict access to one hostname or more, I receive on NFS client "mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting nasaddress😕foldername"
All is good on frontview menu, but nothing works (read, read/write, root access)
Does anyone know this problem ?

[mdgm-ntgr]

Put in the I.P. address(es) of the host(s) in the field not the hostname.

[glem]

Thanks mdgm.... and sorry
Restrict share NFS access to one host works fine.
I use lxc with multiple bridges and I was expecting an other IP address from my container. My eyes must be closed when I checked yesterday with netstat

[yup1]

Today，new version OS6.0.7 has been releas on ftp。

[mdgm-ntgr]

Nice.

[tkapin]

Pro2
running 6.0.7 .. upgraded manually from 6.0.6.

runs smoothly, reboot works fine, FAN speed corrected. APC UPS detected normally.

Only FAN rotations & CPU graph tell wrong numbers at 6.xx GUI.

thank you guys for nice custom build .. 😄

[martroy]

Has anybody experienced spontaneous volume rebuilds ? It happened to me this past weekend on my 6.0.6 Ultra 4 for no apparent reasons. It had been running fine for more than two weeks. It started at 00:57 Sunday night and completed successfully after about 7 hours.

My Ultra 4 is almost new with the stock RAM, 2 2tb WD Red drives (RAID1/XRAID) and an APC UPS. Going through the logs, I couldn't see anything explaining this. The volume is half full and there are no smart errors on any of the drives.

Any idea what could have caused this (bug, problem) ? Any tips on what too look for (logs, etc.) to diagnose this ?

[Govnah]

martroy wrote:

Has anybody experienced spontaneous volume rebuilds ? It happened to me this past weekend on my 6.0.6 Ultra 4 for no apparent reasons. It had been running fine for more than two weeks. It started at 00:57 Sunday night and completed successfully after about 7 hours. My Ultra 4 is almost new with the stock RAM, 2 2tb WD Red drives (RAID1/XRAID) and an APC UPS. Going through the logs, I couldn't see anything explaining this. The volume is half full and there are no smart errors on any of the drives. Any idea what could have caused this (bug, problem) ? Any tips on what too look for (logs, etc.) to diagnose this ?

See the following thread: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=71344

[martroy]

Govnah wrote:

martroy wrote: Has anybody experienced spontaneous volume rebuilds ? It happened to me this past weekend on my 6.0.6 Ultra 4 for no apparent reasons. It had been running fine for more than two weeks. It started at 00:57 Sunday night and completed successfully after about 7 hours. My Ultra 4 is almost new with the stock RAM, 2 2tb WD Red drives (RAID1/XRAID) and an APC UPS. Going through the logs, I couldn't see anything explaining this. The volume is half full and there are no smart errors on any of the drives. Any idea what could have caused this (bug, problem) ? Any tips on what too look for (logs, etc.) to diagnose this ? See the following thread: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=71344

Thanks! Good to know that this is part of the preventive maintenance. I was getting worried... 😉

[demetris]

Lets Install Sabnzbplus wheezy edition(old):
#apt-get install nano
#nano /etc/apt/sources.list
Add:
deb http://http.debian.net/debian wheezy main non-free
deb http://http.debian.net/debian wheezy contrib
Ctrl + O ->enter
Ctrl + X ->enter
#apt-get update
#apt-get install sabnzbplus
#apt-get install python-openssl
#apt-get install unrar
#apt-get install par2
#nano /etc/default/sabnzbdplus
USER=root
Host=0.0.0.0
Port:8082 (you can put here whatever you like 9091/8080/etc)
Ctrl + O ->enter
Ctrl + X ->enter
#reboot
You can now find and configure sabnzb on nas ip:port->the one you put here example 192.168.1.123:8080

[demetris]

And this is using Ubuntu latest sabnzbplus with self update:
#echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/jcfp/ppa/ubuntu precise main" | tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
#apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://pool.sks-keyservers.net:11371 --recv-keys 0x98703123E0F52B2BE16D586EF13930B14BB9F05F
#apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
#apt-get install sabnzbplus

[tiranor]

apt-get upgrade ?

Won't that brick the NAS ?

[demetris]

Nope 🙂

[glem]

Manualy installed OS 6.0.7 on Ultra 6 (check for updates not yet available). > Works fine, but same fan and temperature issues. Fan loud, GUI reports not correct. <
Multiple apps are default ready to download. Many of these were already available by apt-get. Are they Genie Apps ? ( ReadyNas Photos, Plexmedia Server, Piwigo, Wordpress, Transmission, Subsonic, Tiny tiny RSS, Ajaxplorer, joomla, Drupal, GLPI, htop, MySQL Server, PHPMyAdmin, PHP, Python, QbitTorrent Client, Shell in a Box, Subversion, VPN Server ). I've just checked htop. it works.

[demetris]

As reported you have to manually fix the fan within cli, worth every minute of your time though.
Readynasos 6 looks really promising.

[glem]

Yes, OS 6.x is very promising.
To monitor fan speed and temperature, you can use very easy fancontrol package http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=71155

[tkapin]

[quote="glem"]Yes, OS 6.x is very promising.
To monitor fan speed and temperature, you can use very easy fancontrol package


yes, it is pretty easy .., allready done
the biggest problem was SSH access to CLI because i was forgot to log in as root 😄
i was try to log in as admin cca 20x times .. my fault 😄

btw. is there some way to tell to OS6x how many drives are allowed ? I have only Pro2, but OS show 4 drive bay 😄

also Pro is no more detected via Raidar, but .. this is not problem, now 🙂

[ihartley]

Just to clarify, re: apt-upgrade. It certainly bricks 5.x. I cannot comment on 6.x but it wouldn't surprise me that as the OS develops, and if it again gets out of step with the main branch, that it may cause problems. But if others know better...

[super_poussin]

demetris wrote:
Nope 🙂

be careful

[mdgm-ntgr]

Whether it is safe depends on how well they pin stuff to tell apt what must not be updated. If you want to take the risk of doing an "apt-get upgrade" please backup your data first.

[demetris]

upgrade is safe