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JBidule · 02-10-2006, 03:07 AM

David,

I am sorry, I had totally missed your point.

Please find below, the disk information given by Snap under Web Administration.
Total: 233,970 MB
Free: 230,425 MB
Files: 4,323

As said before, I take the brand new HDD from box, wired it in a PC (without any jumper configuration, it is delivered CS by default).
Then, boot PC with Knoppix.
Plug an USB key with snap1000.bin in it.
dd the image following the procedure given.
Unplug from PC and plug in Snap.
Reboot, at this time, given size was 30GB with disk unusable.
Power off, do the reset trick with buttons to clean all settings.
Reboot, when unit become accessible, go in debug mode and "config devices format 10000 /reinit"
Reboot, disk light is full during one hour or so.
When unit becomes accessible, it gives me the results above (233,970MB) free space!
So, even if my fill test is not really necessary I will cross the 137GB, just to see if there is any problems.
I will keep the forum informed about my results.

Cheers, John.

02-10-2006, 03:07 AM	#1005
JBidule Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 4	Re: Hack a Snap Sever 1000? David, I am sorry, I had totally missed your point. Please find below, the disk information given by Snap under Web Administration. Total: 233,970 MB Free: 230,425 MB Files: 4,323 As said before, I take the brand new HDD from box, wired it in a PC (without any jumper configuration, it is delivered CS by default). Then, boot PC with Knoppix. Plug an USB key with snap1000.bin in it. dd the image following the procedure given. Unplug from PC and plug in Snap. Reboot, at this time, given size was 30GB with disk unusable. Power off, do the reset trick with buttons to clean all settings. Reboot, when unit become accessible, go in debug mode and "config devices format 10000 /reinit" Reboot, disk light is full during one hour or so. When unit becomes accessible, it gives me the results above (233,970MB) free space! So, even if my fill test is not really necessary I will cross the 137GB, just to see if there is any problems. I will keep the forum informed about my results. Cheers, John.