I just installed bullseye (via stretch->buster-> bullseye) on a TS-412 , and plugged a HGST disk into, while watching syslog.

I didn't see anything, started looking at all sort of udev stuff and "magic scripts in QTS" ...

Now , having seen your blog on this, I see it should simply have worked as expected

Maybe because slot was empty at boot Maybe my "old drive" is broken

...anyhow I won't waste time on those magic scripts. Thanks .

Repository was moved to my git server when gitorious was shutdown. I haven't actively developed this for several years now. It looks like there is at least one additional fix out there.

(I really need to figure out how to enable some sort of comment notification).

TTBOMK this is not packaged. After playing with this a bit more I came to the conclusion that grub on uboot ended up being a bit of a non-starter, partly due to the need to make the grub kernel relocatable at boot time but mainly because the appl ABI exported by u-boot isn't really usable as is (not actually nuchanging, discovery mechanism is too ad-hoc etc). In the end it didn't seem worth investing the amount of effort which would be required to make it work.

Hi,

is this packaged? I see grub-uboot in jessie/armhf, and lots of u-boot flavours, but I have no idea which one to use for my qemu image (based on Aurélien’s).

I've upgraded my TS-219 from Wheezy to Jessie without efforts, it was a breeze.

I just realized qcontrol was also there and running, reporting temperature in daemon.log. It's magic.

Thanks a lot for making this work for all the rest of us!

Oh, awesome, do let me know if/when you would like me to try it!

I have most of a grub-installer patch for that last bit, which I used for my most recent guest installation.

No sooner did I write this than Sebastien Delafond filed Debian Bug #753942 as an ITP of the s3curl utility!

I'm afraid not, since I don't have one, but I'm more than happy to receive patches.

(aside: I really need to setup notifications for comments on this blog, sorry for the delay replying)

hi! you have the opportunity to create a port for nas asus m25?