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Questions before converting my 440 #27

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Batoo76 opened this issue Nov 24, 2024 · 1 comment
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Questions before converting my 440 #27

Batoo76 opened this issue Nov 24, 2024 · 1 comment

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@Batoo76
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Batoo76 commented Nov 24, 2024

Hello from France, and many thanks for this awesome job!

I have some questions on the project.
My goal is to connect the NAS on a part of my network reachable by the Internet.
Due to the obsolete software I isolated it for safety.

I want to know, what type of interface i can expect after update.
The command-line interface will be available only through the serial interface or also via ssh on ethernet 0 or 1?
The debian core is a very good base, can I install a web management interface like OpenMediaVault?

Is it possible to recover the existing RAID 5 configuration, and keep the data, through the process?

Thanks for your answers, and if requirements are green I'll share my progression, as keeping capable hardware working is for me very important.

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hn commented Nov 24, 2024

Questions before converting my 440

⚠️ Support for drives in slot 1+2 is very limited.

The command-line interface will be available only through the serial interface or also via ssh on ethernet 0 or 1?
The debian core is a very good base, can I install a web management interface like OpenMediaVault?

During install, the standard Debian installer comes up and you'll be able to select packages.

But beware, the device is 15+ years old, especially RAM is very limited. I suggest to start with a minimal selection of packages.

Is it possible to recover the existing RAID 5 configuration, and keep the data, through the process?

Theoretically yes, practically ... probably not.

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