Raidsonic NAS2000

[Anonymous]

Raidsonic NAS2000 can by default run with Twonkyvision, but I like the Firefly interface and functionallity.

Does anyone know if it’s possible to firmware upgrade this NAS to Firefly?

[rpedde]

@jes wrote:

Raidsonic NAS2000 can by default run with Twonkyvision, but I like the Firefly interface and functionallity.

Does anyone know if it’s possible to firmware upgrade this NAS to Firefly?

Looks like here’s the starting point:

http://www.nas-2000.org/mwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

— Ron

[Anonymous]

Hi Ron

Thanx for the link.

However I’m a non Linux/UNIX nerd, so the page looks like russian for me 🙂

Do you have a positive list on NAS servers who come preinstalled with Firefly, if any? I’m aware of the NSLU2, but I would rather have a NAS with build in HDD so it handles eg. hypernation and harddisk speed.

I’m looking for a ‘out of the box’ server or a nearly ‘out of the box’ server.

[stretch]

Infrant Ready NAS NV+

Not preinstalled but they do have a binary that you can upload through their web interface.
Next version of firmware is supposed to have it pre-installed, maybe, if ron ever releases another *stable* version 😉

[rpedde]

@jes wrote:

Hi Ron

Thanx for the link.

However I’m a non Linux/UNIX nerd, so the page looks like russian for me 🙂

Do you have a positive list on NAS servers who come preinstalled with Firefly, if any? I’m aware of the NSLU2, but I would rather have a NAS with build in HDD so it handles eg. hypernation and harddisk speed.

I’m looking for a ‘out of the box’ server or a nearly ‘out of the box’ server.

Almost all nas boxes come with 0.2.4. Certainly anything that says that it has support for iTunes does. I believe there are some that are going to ship with a svn version (1376 or 1489), Infrant among them, but I can’t be sure. Most device manufacturers don’t really share their future shipping plans with me. 🙂

[flipstar]

hi
just found your talk via google.
My name is flip and im the guy behind http://www.nas-2000.org
the NAS comes with daapd by default so an update
to firefly would be quite interesting for me/us even through the
firmware is currently in a alpha state.
Since tinky (the firmware) got ipkg support it should be easy to
create a firefly pkg.

If you are interested feel invited to the mailinglist
http://www.freelists.org/list/nas-2000

Regards,
flip

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