Buffalo Linkstation Install Optware The Right
Well, once you bought your or configured a dedicated PC with network drive you’ll obviously want to setup Time Machine. The problem is, once configured to backup to a networked drive your TimeMachine will eat all available space. For those lucky ones, who shared a dedicated disk partition on their drive — there’s no problem at all. But I was not one of them. Recently, I’ve purchased a used inserted two new 1TB drives and configured it as a RAID0 array. As a result, almost whole 2Tb partition became available for sharing — despite how hard I tried to figure out quotas on target partition, no success. Well, there are bad and good news.
The good news is that you may limit your Time Machine disk quota by using something called. The bad news is that you’ll need in order to apply permissions hack to make it work with latest versions of Time Machine Let’s proceed! Create sparse bundle on your mac Open terminal, and create 1024g sparse disk: # Get the MACADDR of network port $ MAC=$(ifconfig en0 perl -ne 's/.ether ( w+: w+: w+: w+: w+: w+)./$1/ && s/://g && print;') $ echo $MAC 55 # Create name of sparsebundle $ SBNAME=$(hostname)$MAC.sparsebundle $ echo $SBNAME amber55.sparsebundle # Create sparse image # You should modify 1024g to the size of your maximum Time Machine backup size. $ hdiutil create -fs HFS+J -size 1024g -type SPARSEBUNDLE -volname 'Time Machine' $SBNAME $ ls $SBNAME Info.bckup Info.plist bands token Once this is done, copy sparse bundle directory into your network volume: # mine network disk is called /Volume/tm $ cp -R $SBNAME /Volumes/tm Create a separate user for TimeMachine It is a good practice to create a special user specifically for network drives that will be used for TimeMachine backup. I called mine tm: Apply hack with access rights On MacOS X versions prior to 10.6.3, this step would be not necessary, but on latest versions TimeMachine automatically resizes your sparse bundle to occupy the whole space.
We’ll deny it using access rights hack. To be able to continue, you should access your NAS using. # login to your NAS via ssh $ ssh -i /.ssh/my.key root@nas Warning: Permanently added 'nas,192.168.1.227' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
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Hi, I have just bought an WZR-HP-AG300H and I would like to know if it is possible to install the Optware The Right Way on it.? I currently run the Stock firmware DD-WRT v24SP2-MULTI (03/21/11) std. If it is possible, is there a turorial somewhere?