Installing Netgear Raidar on Linux

Netgears ReadyNAS range of products is a series of network storage devices. I recently bought their DUO model for use as a safe storage of files and for media streaming of both music and movies. I chose the DUO for three reasons. One it has support for all popular clients OS’s, two it comes with a preinstalled squeezebox server and three my local dealer ran a campaign on them.

The client software called raidar has a somewhat broken installation script for linux. It is written for bash but specifies bourne shell in the shebang. This is solved by specifying bash when executing it, like so:

bash ./setup_Linux.sh

Also if running from a machine without a graphical environment you’d want to add -c as an arg to the script to force it to run as a CLI installer, like so:

bash ./setup_Linux.sh -c

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2 Responses to Installing Netgear Raidar on Linux

  1. kalle says:

    So what if lightning strikes or your house burns. It’s better you give your new toy to your brother, and then sync it whith Unison.
    http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/

  2. Jens says:

    No problem! You can have it! But we’d have to set up a gigbit network between our houses so that I can continue to stream music and movies from it! :-P

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