Category:LS-WTGL/R1

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Latest revision as of 03:26, 16 January 2013

	LS-WTGL/R1 ARM9 (LSPRODUO)
CPU	Marvell 88F5182-A2 (400MHz) (ARM926EJ-S)
RAM	64MB
Flash ROM
Other
NIC
USB
SATA Controller	Marvell SCSI to SATA adapter
Drive Capacity	465.7 GB (SAMSUNG HD501LJ)
Hardware Overview	Information/LSPRO-DUO-Overview

	SOFTWARE
Toolchains
Original Firmware	Re-installing to an empty disk
Opened Firmwares	Telnet enabled firmware Distributions
Development Tools
GPL Kernel	Now available
	HARDWARE
Disassembly	Disassemble the LS Pro Duo
Serial	Add a Serial port to the LS DUO
Hardware Hacks
Other	LS DUO: Serial Port Output - Boot-Log

The name of the RAID array is "RAID Array 1", but the factory default RAID configuration is RAID 0. If you prefer RAID 1 or just two independent disks, don't create Shares yet. Update the RAID configuration from "Disk Management -> RAID Setup -> RAID Array 1" in the Web interface.
Avoid disconnecting a USB drive without unmounting or powering down first.
- You might find yourself with a Share that cannot be deleted from the Web interface, as described in this thread. The only way to fix this seems to be by rebuilding the partition table through a forced factory firmware update. Your bootstrapping work and Shares will be lost.

LS Pro DUO PCB frontside - high resolution

LS Pro DUO PCB backside - high resolution

LS Pro DUO PCB frontside with comments

LS Pro DUO PCB backside with comments

The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.

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+* [[:Category:LS-WTGL/R1/Restoring_from_empty_disks|Re-installing to an empty disk]]
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+== Configuration Notes ==
+* The '''name''' of the RAID array is "RAID Array 1", but the factory default RAID configuration is '''RAID 0'''.  If you prefer RAID 1 or just two independent disks, don't create Shares yet.  Update the RAID configuration from "Disk Management -> RAID Setup -> RAID Array 1" in the Web interface.
+* Avoid disconnecting a USB drive without unmounting or powering down first.
+** You might find yourself with a Share that cannot be deleted from the Web interface, as described in [http://forums.buffalotech.com/t5/Storage/Can-t-delete-shared-folder-on-my-Link-Station-Live/m-p/6028#M5204 this thread].  The only way to fix this seems to be by rebuilding the partition table through a [http://forums.buffalotech.com/t5/Storage/FAQ-2-of-3-Force-Firmware-update-procedure-please-read-this/m-p/11011#M9309 forced factory firmware update].  Your [[Open Stock Firmware|bootstrapping]] work and Shares will be lost.
 == Forum ==