yes i have that folder group which matches the dir path of the NAS
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Re: Var on NAS problems #22
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Posted 23 January 2009 - 21:58
Well, check your Private Messages 
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Re: Var on NAS problems #23
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Posted 25 January 2009 - 13:59
About the issues you've mentioned in PM:
Moving /var to a pc share works fine, so it must be something in the NAS. Could you try to mount /media/var again, but with "LinuxExt" unchecked?
Moving /var to a pc share works fine, so it must be something in the NAS. Could you try to mount /media/var again, but with "LinuxExt" unchecked?
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Re: Var on NAS problems #24
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Posted 25 January 2009 - 15:08
Tried with and without linux ext enabled which makes no difference,
as mentioned in last PM i read on some xbox forums people who were having similar issues ans it was mentioned that quite a few of the NAS boxes do no support file names/ dirs or folders that are longer than 12 characters?
This seems to fit in with the problem i am having as when i create the var it has a folder pli/$VERSION (16 numbers), and when I remove the VAR share it renames $VERSION to removeatnextboot (which is also 16 characters?
Just found this from a manual for a generic NAS drive like mine and many others:-
What are the naming limitations of the files located in the Eagle Tech NAS?
The maximum length of a folder/directory/file name is 12 characters. Invalid characters such as
“* \ : " < > . ? /” may not be used.
Is there a simple way of making the $version and removeatnextboot to 12 characters or less to test ?
as mentioned in last PM i read on some xbox forums people who were having similar issues ans it was mentioned that quite a few of the NAS boxes do no support file names/ dirs or folders that are longer than 12 characters?
This seems to fit in with the problem i am having as when i create the var it has a folder pli/$VERSION (16 numbers), and when I remove the VAR share it renames $VERSION to removeatnextboot (which is also 16 characters?
Just found this from a manual for a generic NAS drive like mine and many others:-
What are the naming limitations of the files located in the Eagle Tech NAS?
The maximum length of a folder/directory/file name is 12 characters. Invalid characters such as
“* \ : " < > . ? /” may not be used.
Is there a simple way of making the $version and removeatnextboot to 12 characters or less to test ?
Re: Var on NAS problems #25
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Posted 25 January 2009 - 15:57
Good point.
I will make these changes and inform you again.
I will make these changes and inform you again.
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Re: Var on NAS problems #26
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Posted 25 January 2009 - 23:45
Great will test it as soon as I get it and let you know the outcome.
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