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Comment on LanDisk Network Drives by Martin

Martin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:08:47 +0000

NAS-BASIC48, LOADER 69
Win XP, Win7

Had to empty a 120Gb hdd from the NAS. After all data was moved to another disc, the enclosure was extremly hot – too hot to touch!
I turned off the unit but later when I wanted to see status of the unit it was completely dead. Both hdd and enclosure. Bothe testet with other devices but with no luck.
My second NAS is running fine but then again I’m not tormenting it :-)

Comment on LanDisk Network Drives by LAN/WLAN sharing problems

LAN/WLAN sharing problems — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 00:22:23 +0000

[...] My network consists of a MacBook Pro running OSX 10.5.8 -Leopard (wireless) and a NAS drive (wired) LanDisk Network Drives – icaBlog Configuring all these to work well together is always a hassle but i have succeeded in the past [...]

Comment on Book-a-month by icabod

icabod — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:23:30 +0000

Just a quick note that I've put up a first-go at a page to follow this project: here. It needs some work (content, for example), and I also need to find a way of persuading Wordpress that it doesn't want to keep reformatting my Definition Lists. But it's a start. Now I just need to find all of my books...

Comment on LanDisk Network Drives by xmas presents

xmas presents — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 06:22:12 +0000

Easy to install and it worked as soon as I added a 250 gig HD
setup was cake. I would recogmend this to anyone who want cheap and fast NAS
box. I wish they made a gigabit version.

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usb sticks — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:44:12 +0000

The demo is good having both nice music and photos.Thanks for the demo.

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usb sticks — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:38:04 +0000

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Comment on LanDisk Network Drives by Baldrickk

Baldrickk — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:25:32 +0000

I use a NSUF 10100F Safecom NAS box and had the same problem as Tony
http://icablog.org/2007/01/landisk-network-drives/#comment-12695
IT WORKS

Brilliant – I had not been able to use my disk on my LAN for years now.

Thankyou Very Much

Comment on LanDisk Network Drives by jan.gagel

jan.gagel — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 14:10:42 +0000

Hi,
i’m using a LANDISK already a few years and updated it to NASbasic 49B2 and Loader 70. Since i’ve updated my Macs here up to SnowLeopard (Mac OS X 10.6.1), i can’t write files to the Landisk anymore. though i can still write files to another Samba based Linux Machine, which is already over 10 years old. Also the Samba-Version of the Linux-Computer is quite old, but it’s working.
The files i’ve putted onto the Landisk are there and i can copy them to my local Mac. I can also connect to the Samba-Shares, still not writing there.
Is the NAS-Basic still developed? Or can i throw the Landisk into trash now? FTP is still working fine, i just can’t use FTP for sensitive Data in internal network, because i’m using it from external over Internet. Passwords are hacked quickly, once i open the sensitive shares for FTP-usage.
Jan

Comment on LanDisk Network Drives by Tony

Tony — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 15:58:17 +0000

Reset Landisk Password
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I forgot the landisk password after changing it from admin. I spent ages trying to findout how to get into it then just tried something:

switch off the drive
press the reset button on the circuit board inside the unit. Holding the reset button down, power up the drive. I held the button down for 30 seconds but I don’t know if that length of time was necessary. Type in the ip address of the home page, enter admin and admin and I was in!

However, this drive is particulalry poor. Keeps losing a connection when transferring files via USB and LAN so it can’t be relied on for regular use – i’ll use it as a backup drive. I found the freecom 1Tb drive to be much better but it too has its limitations (no passwording of directories, no very large files) but it is easy to use and reliable.

Comment on LanDisk Network Drives by JIM

JIM — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:04:58 +0000

I have had no real problems with mine. Its all about config and waiting for your system to recognise it.

I use the router to identify what the address is and then make sure i address that in my internet explorer.

I took all passwords off to start with and later reinstigated them after i knew i could connect.

Its hardwired into the lan pirt on my billion wireless router 7404vgp

I have set up asscess to it wirelessly for other PC’s in the house.

Inbuilt BitTorrent software works also but is much slower than when i connect to utorrent via my PC (re a fouth of the speed. This may be a bittorrent issue, i thought?)

Blue led does not stay on all the time, only on when accessing the drive – so i am not sure what is going on with everybody.

Firmware version V01R03,
Platform Win XP service pack 2, FAT32
Drive 400gb

Thanks for the info