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--- qnap_ts-231p [2022/03/10 00:36] – digital signiatures related error fix rjt
+++ qnap_ts-231p [2023/09/08 19:33] (current) – [Hardware] RAM info rjt
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   * 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 PS2, a tablet connected to the stereo...).
+  * 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 :)
+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 =====
 ^ Part ^ Type ^ Name ^ Notes ^
 | 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 |
+| 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 =====
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 === 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!
+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]]
+=== 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 ====