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qnap_ts-231p [2021/05/07 07:41] – [Packages] gripes, guide link rjtqnap_ts-231p [2023/09/08 19:33] (current) – [Hardware] RAM info rjt
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 ====== QNAP TS-231P ====== ====== QNAP TS-231P ======
 {{ media:image:hardware:ts-231p.png?100}} {{ media:image:hardware:ts-231p.png?100}}
 +As much as QNAP seems to push it as some kinda do-everything server, I recommend keeping it mostly closed to the Internet, and sticking to using it for backups and fun things on your local network.
 +
 +Some things I use mine for:
 +
 +  * Downloading and seeding torrents.
 +  * Holding all my media like books, movies, music, PS2 ISOs, that can then be accessed by other devices (a laptop with [[Kodi]] plugged into the telly, a hacked [[sony_playstation_2|PS2]], a tablet connected to the stereo...).
 +  * Streaming music with [[mpd]].
 +  * Hosting a private wiki where we put restaurant notes, recipes, pictures of our cat...
 +  * Syncing files between computers, phones.
 +  * Syncing calendars, tasks, and address books.
 +
 +When the time comes to get a new [[NAS]] though I'll probably just build my own, as this thing ha some annoying limitations, especially in regards to up-to-date software :)
 +
 ===== Hardware ===== ===== Hardware =====
-^ Part ^ Name ^ Notes ^ +^ Part ^ Type ^ Name ^ Notes ^ 
-| CPU  | AnnapurnaLabs, Alpine AL-212, 2-core, 1.7GHz | No Linux kernal support((Last checked October 2018)) |+| CPU  | 32-bit ARM | AnnapurnaLabs, Alpine AL-212, 2-core, 1.7GHz | Some Linux kernal support((Last checked May 2021)) | 
 +| RAM | 1GB DDR3 | | Can't expand* | 
 + 
 +* Hmm, this guy easily replaces the RAM on a TS-231P**2**: [[yt>kQTGJ-j9ZCA]]\\ 
 +But this disassembly video of my model doesn't show any replaceable RAM: [[yt>AFHSjEwSntw]] 
 +===== Access ===== 
 + 
 +==== Mounting on Linux ==== 
 + 
 +Every now and then it changes things and I have to rewrite my [[fstab]] entry. 
 + 
 +The most recent change is that you have to specify the version, so add ''vers=3.0'' 
 + 
 +''nobrl'' is handy for a directory you're using with [[calibre]] iirc., but I don't use it for everything for...some reason. 
 + 
 +On my main computer ([[arch_linux]]) I use these options: 
 + 
 +<code>defaults,uid=[],forceuid,cred=[],vers=3.0,sec=ntlmv2</code> 
 + 
 +On [[acer_extensa_5210|my busted old laptop]] I use for [[Kodi]]: 
 + 
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Backup ===== ===== Backup =====
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 ==== Third-Party ==== ==== Third-Party ====
 +
 +I'd like to make my own repo. at some point.
 +
 === Qnapclub === === Qnapclub ===
 +
 The documentation for third-party packages is near universally garbage. Rarely do links to things like tutorials point to anywhere relevant to using on  a QNAP, and often they point to pages that don't even exist! Seems like it's only a few people adding the majority of them, and most seem to have been quickly added, then abandoned. Everything's out-of-date. Still, it's useful! The documentation for third-party packages is near universally garbage. Rarely do links to things like tutorials point to anywhere relevant to using on  a QNAP, and often they point to pages that don't even exist! Seems like it's only a few people adding the majority of them, and most seem to have been quickly added, then abandoned. Everything's out-of-date. Still, it's useful!
 +
 +NB: It's since become even less useful, as the main contributors have moved to another repo, My QNAP.
  
   * [[https://qnapclub.eu/en/howto/1|Install our repository]]   * [[https://qnapclub.eu/en/howto/1|Install our repository]]
 +
 +=== My QNAP ===
 +
 +Spiritual successor to Qnapclub, with similar problems, but at least packages are getting updates.
 +
 +  * [[https://www.myqnap.org/install-the-repo/|Install the REPO]]((Why's 'repo' capitalised; who knows?!))
 +
 +=== Entware ===
 +
 +I keep forgetting to investigate this properly, but I think it's a general repo of packages for non-PC Linux hardware.
 +
 +  * https://entware.net/
 +  * https://github.com/Entware/Entware/wiki
 +    * https://github.com/Entware/Entware/wiki/Install-on-QNAP-NAS
 +
 ==== Creating Packages ==== ==== Creating Packages ====
  
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 ===== Troubleshooting ===== ===== Troubleshooting =====
   * [[https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Hard_drives_spindown_issues|Hard drives spindown issues]]   * [[https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Hard_drives_spindown_issues|Hard drives spindown issues]]
 +  * [[https://docs.qnap.com/operating-system/quts-hero/5.0.x/en-us/enabling-installation-of-apps-without-digital-signatures-FF49B7EE.html|Enabling Installation of Apps without Digital Signatures]]\\ The OS kept stopping [[mpd]] (and other things) with error '[software] has an invalid digital signature. The app has stopped and cannot be installed on QTS. You can remove it in the App Center.' You can disable this check from App Center > ⚙️ > General > Allow installation and execution of applications without a digital signature
  
 ===== Updates ===== ===== Updates =====
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     * Click on Expand Capacity (yeah, fucking hidden)     * Click on Expand Capacity (yeah, fucking hidden)
     * Don't be afraid if it says something about 'execution' instead of 'expansion' D:'     * Don't be afraid if it says something about 'execution' instead of 'expansion' D:'
 +
 +===== See Also =====
 +
 +  * [[https://www.qnap.com/en-au/product/ts-231p/specs/hardware|TS-231P]] on the QNAP website.
  
 {{tag>fixes guide nas qnap hardware storage self-hosting}} {{tag>fixes guide nas qnap hardware storage self-hosting}}
  
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