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The CS-406 has a PPC-based cpu which indicates that all Synology DS and RS NAS in the x06-series should be able to run the compiled binary below. | The CS-406 has a PPC-based cpu which indicates that all Synology DS and RS NAS in the x06-series should be able to run the compiled binary below. | ||
If you use a Synology NAS from the x07-series there is a toolchain available for compiling source at Synology.com [http://www.synology.com/wiki/index.php/Mods_for_Marvell_mv5281_ARM-based_Synology_Products#Toolchain|link] | |||
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Revision as of 10:05, 23 February 2008
Synology NAS
The Synology NAS can host the llink server. It has been reported successfully installed on a CS-406, firmware 518. The CS-406 has a PPC-based cpu which indicates that all Synology DS and RS NAS in the x06-series should be able to run the compiled binary below.
If you use a Synology NAS from the x07-series there is a toolchain available for compiling source at Synology.com [1]
Binaries:
llink-1.9.2-synology.tar.gz
Installation pre-requisites
Telnet/SSH-patch installed on the NAS.
If you want to autostart llink from boot, you can use this script.
To-do/wishlist
In no special order
- Make ipkg package
- Investigate possible network interference with SSODS/Slimserver
- Change defaults in llink.conf to match Synology default setup
- Compile binary for x07-series (Marvel based chip)
Additional resources and references
NSLU2-Linux.org [2]
flipflip's Diskstation site [3]
Synology's official forum [4]