Hi Flip, Thanks for your reply, it is much appreciated! > > (i) Although Tinky supports up to two IDE devices, does this include > > SATA hard disk drives; or will I be losing the option of installing a > > second hard disk drive in future? > > No SATA is not supported! That answers that question, I guess Tinky is no longer an option! > Do you have Gigabit Ethernet? > If so you may want to check this: http://nas-4220.org > -> this Box got SATA, Gigabit Ethernet and USB2 Unfortunately no, I do not have Gigabit Ethernet. > > (ii) Are there any instructions on how to install TwonkyMedia; a assume > > I should create an ipkg package from the Linux version, is this correct? > > No the Raidsonic FW has a very simple mechanism of starting Twonky. > Twonky and a howto can be found on the RS website. Is this the CentriNAS (v233a) firmware, which I have already downloaded but not installed; if not, do you have a link please? > Can you post your /etc/rc file or upload it somewhere? > What is your kernel version (uname -a)? I'm afraid I do not have this information, as the current firmware does not allow telnet access; if there is any other way please let me know. Thanks again George > Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2008 20:45:02 +0100 > From: flipstar@xxxxxxx > To: nas-2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [nas-2000] Re: Dual HDD NAS (SATA) Firmware > > Hey George, > > gtx coms schrieb: > > Hello, > > > > I am currently using a Dual HDD NAS with the most recent firmware > > version (G5S52233211) and one Seagate 500 GB hard drive installed; as I > > would like to stream audio & video files, I am considering the Tinky > > firmware and would appreciate any advice on the following issues - > > > > (i) Although Tinky supports up to two IDE devices, does this include > > SATA hard disk drives; or will I be losing the option of installing a > > second hard disk drive in future? > > No SATA is not supported! > > Do you have Gigabit Ethernet? > If so you may want to check this: http://nas-4220.org > -> this Box got SATA, Gigabit Ethernet and USB2 > > > (ii) Are there any instructions on how to install TwonkyMedia; a assume > > I should create an ipkg package from the Linux version, is this correct? > > No the Raidsonic FW has a very simple mechanism of starting Twonky. > Twonky and a howto can be found on the RS website. > > > (iii) Is there any way of creating an ipkg package from a small Windows > > application? > > no > > Can you post your /etc/rc file or upload it somewhere? > What is your kernel version (uname -a)? > > -- > flip > _________________________________________________________________ Fancy some celeb spotting? https://www.celebmashup.com