Hey,
I’m working on a QNAP-410 headless server which is a pain in the ass to configure to debian, but doable : got a jessie up and running with a few services (nfs share, bitorrent server, irc, mumble…)
And yeah finally, why not install yunnohost(v2) ? Installation goes neat. Evrything seem to works. Great.
I reboot.
Then everything I used on the server seemed down. Maybe it changed IP ? I did a nmap on the entire network (nmap 192.168.1.*), the server isn’t there anymore.
I’l gone checking physically the server : HDD makes noises, lights as if it was running… But the ethernet port wasn’t doing light. I repluged it. Nothing.
I used the second ethernet port on the QNAP and yay, lights.
Still nothing poping up in nmap.
I force a reboot.
Still nothing.
Can I save something from there or do I reinstall everything and renonce to yunohost on the QNAP ? I personnaly think the issue is coming from one step in the install about “kernel update” ; the QNAP on debian is using a custom thing, and it may have broken it. But I don’t know how to confirm or infirm this feeling. I don’t see how I could check
Si vous voyez une anomalie… (Startup finished in 17.527s (kernel) + 2min 19.478s (userspace) = 2min 37.006s)
C’est certes super long (d’ailleurs si vous voyez pourquoi sinon que la machine est un peu une moule), mais ça explique pas mon souci. J’verrais avec le temps.