Did you install ssh? By default, it is not installed.
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I installed network-console, but I have also included SSH in expert
mode, but this failed as well.
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I should add that once Debian is installed I can not connect via SSH. I
have checked on the server and no ports are open. I am not sure if this
is failed install or SSH is not running. Either way I can not check as
the only way I know the server is up is by pinging it.
If you install SSH as we
It's going to be really hard to debug this without access to the console
or log files. I suggest you connect a keyboard and monitor until you
can get ssh up and running.
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You are quite right, the 715N is the entry level Dell was (or at least
was). I will persist, as I know it can be done - well it would appear
some people have doen it according to the Dell forums. I have found a
blog that explains the process, up until I fail with no info beyond
this.
I have con
Off the top of my head...maybe you could put the drive in another linux
box and run it in a chroot-ed environment? I haven't done it with a
hard drive, but I have done it with a cd image. Perhaps someone else
with a bit more experience can chime in...
Cody
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Sounds like a fair idea! I think we've got one of those USB hard drive
caddies at work - I'll have to look at borrowing it.
I'll have a go at it this evening, I gave in to the pleasures of wine,
food and excellent music last night.
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steve4586
Hi Steve
steve4586;163296 Wrote:
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> If you install SSH as well as network-console should this be available
> once you reboot from the hard drive in grub?
I think the ssh client is installed by default, but not the server
(sshd). Try an 'apt-cache search sshd' on the command line. That will
Yes, you can install the SSH Client as part of the expert install. I am
not sure if I will be able to installed the SSH server, as at the
installation stage apt-get won't be available.
However, the expert installer has got the ASH shell available, so am
hoping to use this to hack the install pro
Hi,
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
steve4586<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, you can install the SSH Client as part of the expert install. I am
> not sure if I will be able to installed the SSH server, as at the
> installation stage apt-get won't be available.
It's been a while since
steve4586;163410 Wrote:
> Yes, you can install the SSH Client as part of the expert install. I am
> not sure if I will be able to installed the SSH server, as at the
> installation stage apt-get won't be available.
>
I think there's a possibility at some point where you choose what kind
of ins
I think I have cracked the SSH problem. Debian installs as a two stage
process. Stage 1 to get a base system, stage 2 to install apps and
everything else after rebooting after stage 1. What I failed to spot
is that you can run stage two in stage one by selecting
"baseconfig-udeb: run base-conf
It's going to be really hard to debug this without access to the console
or log files. I suggest you connect a keyboard and monitor until you
can get ssh up and running.
I think the 715N once was one of the entry level Dell NAS devices with
Windows storage server which did _not_ offer either
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