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Empty Buffalo Terastaion Pro II Problems (Installing Drives)

Started by shiny, May 14, 2009, 03:59:37 PM

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shiny

   

I recently got an empty terastation on adverts and I have
been having problems getting it running.

I am aware that there needs to be some sort of kernel on
the drives before it will work correctly but I have spent
ages trying to get this thing working. Things attempted:

Force Firmware
Update Firmware
Manually Add Firmware and Partitions in Ubuntu

This is as far as i can get:

I currently have a 400gig Sata drive which I am trying to
get working before adding additional drives.

Is there something obvious I am missing???:(

 

Name: Buffalo Terastation Pro II

Model Number: TS-HTGL/R5

Firmware revision: Not sure

Setup: XPS Laptop,XP,Crossover Cable

 


kochrk

   Sorry I don't have an answer, but when I bought a TS-Pro II with no drives, I had four drives waiting from an upgrade with my other TS-Pro IIEach drive has a bunch of partitions on them specific to the TS, so other than doing a Linux Guru move, I am not sure how you would go about thatThe buffalo guys usually chime in and say you will void your warranty and they can't guarantee anything, but you have nothing to void or guaranteeWell, you have a reply, but not the one you want.

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