Information/LSPROOverview

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hddrootfs.img initrd.img password	hddrootfs = IeY8omJwGlGkIbJm2FH_MV4fLsXE8ieu0gNYwE6Ty initrd = YvSInIQopeipx66t_DCdfEvfP47qeVPhNhAuSYmA4
Microcontroller Analysis	arm9-lsgl Microcontroller Analysis
Benchmarks	arm9-lsgl Benchmarks
Bootloader	arm9-lsgl Boot Loader Overview
Flash ROM	arm9-lsgl Flash ROM Analysis
Kernel	arm9-lsgl Kernel
LED	arm9-lsgl LED Analysis
Software	arm9-lsgl Filesystem contents
Serial access	Add_a_Serial_port_to_the_ARM9_Linkstation

Buffalo has released a new version of the LinkStation^[1]. based on a Mediabolic Reference Design^[2] similar to the Maxtor shared storage II^[3] device.

From the Forums

• The Linkstation Community Forum / Linkstation Pro (arm)
  • Preview of the Linkstation Pro
  • LS Pro Debianized by Yamasita
  • LS Pro Firmware downloaded - Password revealed!
  • telnet enabled hddrootfs available for testing

Features

• Simplified File Sharing For Home or Small Office Network
• Active Directory Support: Works as a client in an Active Directory domain allowing LinkStation Pro to utilize the domain users and groups.
• High Speed Processor, DDR-II Ram, and SATA Hard Drive Provide Ultra Fast Transfer Rates.
• Control Access With Group and User Level Security
• Access Data from any Windows or Macintosh Computer on Your Network
• Two or More LinkStations Can be Used to Back Up Each Other Over Your Network
• Easy Setup Does Not Require Drivers
• Scheduled Backup via USB 2.0 to External Storage
• Expand Storage by Adding a USB 2.0 Hard Drive
• Auto-MDIX10/100/1000 Base-T Gigabit Ethernet Port
• Gigabit JumboFrame Support (4k, 8k, 15k)
• Protect your Data with Memeo™ AutoBackup Software
• Minimal Power Consumption (~23W)
• Space-saving Compact and Aesthetic Design

This is from the Buffalo Site^[4]

References

1. ↑ Tom's Networking: BuffaloTechnology's LinkStation Pro: One Hot NAS!
2. ↑ Mediabolic: NAS Media Server Reference Designs
3. ↑ http://www.linuxdevices.com/ Maxtor shared storage II: Dual-drive NAS server runs Linux, supports DLNA
4. ↑ http://www.buffalotech.com/ LinkStation Pro Shared Network Storage 500GB