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Storage / Re: Creating RAID5 on LS-QVLB10 fails
« Last post by 1000001101000 on December 31, 2020, 10:43:41 am »If "-o" doesn't give you a working telnet (it does for most but not all model/firmware combos), you have some options:
For most tasks the "-s" option provides a good enough shell to do what you need, that will work for any configuration you can get ACP Commander to connect to.
You can transfer a telnet binary over using "-xfer" and then run it. I have that process documented here for a different model:
https://buffalonas.miraheze.org/wiki/Linkstation_LS520D#Telnet
**You would need to get the armel version of busybox for the LS-QVL
I believe this script works to enable SSH on the LS-QVL (using acp_commander):
https://github.com/rogers0/OpenLinkstation/blob/master/0_get-ssh/get-ssh.sh
**I haven't used it in years and don't really recommend messing with the built-in ssh like this but I added it for completeness
***Note that all of this assumes you use the newest version of ACP Commander from the github link I posted earlier rather than any of the older versions available elsewhere.
If you've reached the point that you find yourself wanting to modify the firmware form the command line you also have the option to replace the firmware with a Debian Linux installation. Details and installer files can be found here:
https://github.com/1000001101000/Debian_on_Buffalo
For most tasks the "-s" option provides a good enough shell to do what you need, that will work for any configuration you can get ACP Commander to connect to.
You can transfer a telnet binary over using "-xfer" and then run it. I have that process documented here for a different model:
https://buffalonas.miraheze.org/wiki/Linkstation_LS520D#Telnet
**You would need to get the armel version of busybox for the LS-QVL
I believe this script works to enable SSH on the LS-QVL (using acp_commander):
https://github.com/rogers0/OpenLinkstation/blob/master/0_get-ssh/get-ssh.sh
**I haven't used it in years and don't really recommend messing with the built-in ssh like this but I added it for completeness
***Note that all of this assumes you use the newest version of ACP Commander from the github link I posted earlier rather than any of the older versions available elsewhere.
If you've reached the point that you find yourself wanting to modify the firmware form the command line you also have the option to replace the firmware with a Debian Linux installation. Details and installer files can be found here:
https://github.com/1000001101000/Debian_on_Buffalo