If this goes against some “forum rules and/or guidelines”, then feel free to PM me to get me on track in solving my issue. I just can’t accept failure with this device within a couple months of its purchase, and for absolutely no reason. I can use this drive for other purposes at this point. Once I have this money saved up, and the QNAP purchased, I will then (and only then) either run a factory default and/or call in for an RMA.
QNAP) and in the meantime run PS3 MediaServer on one of my faster ubuntu systems and hope that it runs well (i.e. My last recourse is to wait it out until I can get enough $$$ to buy myself a proper NAS+media server (i.e. The “hacks” and “guides” I’ve read online mostly relate to the WE version of these drives, but replacing and upgrading TwonkyMedia seems to be an easy task according to the users of said wikis.Įven if this setup requires me to start the process/application from a SSH command-line and that I add it to my startup of this device, it’s better than having no streaming media. Well, I do have something I can do, except I need more in-depth knowledge and expertise from those who have it. I am not one normally to complain, because I strongly believe that if I complain about something, I better have a way of doing something about it. The answers given to me, because I don’t want to reset my entire device to factory default, are there:ġ) Call in for RMA. I haven’t got anywhere with WD’s technical support by email.
You wouldn’t happen to know of a simple way to replace and have the TwonkyMedia server back up and running, would you?
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