Thanks for this hint, what about this annoying beep? I could always desolder the buzzer, but that's not a "clean" solution.
tail /var/log/syslog reports Sep 13 14:08:49 NASAD13D6 qcontrol[226]: ts209: fan error
So I killed qcontrol, which stopped the beep, but not the logging of the error. Is there a clean fix for this bug?
Kernel is: Linux NASAD13D6 3.16.0-4-orion5x #1 Debian 3.16.36-1+deb8u1 (2016-09-03) armv5tel GNU/Linux
New: I wanted to instal openmediavault on this TS-109 II (not TS-109, sorry for the mistake), but I get error:
"Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages"
At the same time dpkg --get-selections | grep hold returns nothing.
Ideas?
El 2016-09-13, a las 14:05, Mauricio Tavares escribió: On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 1:57 PM, [ftp83plus] < gestos@ftp83plus.net> wrote: Hello all,
I am a bit new to Debian, and when I laid my hands on an older Qnap TS-109,
I decided to install it to overcome Qnap's firmware limitations. I followed
the guide put up by Martin Michlmayr, but currently face three issues:
I can't log in through SSH using root user. It denies me access even when I
use the password set during setup. I can log in using the standard user, and
perform "su" to get to root. How come root can't log in directly?
It is good practice not to login into a device as root, instead ssh'ing as a lame user and then su'ing as needed. With that said, you should be able to edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config and look for the line that says something about root login and then turn that on. More annoyingly, it beeps every two minutes for unknown reasons.
The "status" LED is flashing red. LAN LED is off, although the NAS does
receive a valid IP address on the LAN.
As root, check /var/log/syslog I shut down the NAS, disconnected network cable, then turned it back on
using the button, and connected the network cable.
What can be happening?
Pat
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