Comments for Personal Interactor http://personalinteractor.com/blog Global Security - Software, Networks and Video Surveillance Thu, 20 Jan 2011 14:10:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Problem with Lacie-2Big NAS by admin http://personalinteractor.com/blog/2009/12/problem-with-lacie-2big-nas/#comment-1728 admin Thu, 20 Jan 2011 14:10:18 +0000 http://personalinteractor.com/blog/?p=224#comment-1728 As a matter of fact, this model is really weak. After one year of intense usage, the onboard sqlite database gets filled-up and the samba server does not work. Tried to rebuild the RAID1 array, RESET the machine, nothing worked. So there I am with my two RAID1 disks and a useless housing which cannot be upgraded with the new firmware version because it refuses to apply the patches provided on the manufacturer's download page... I have purchased this LACIE-2BIG in august 2009 and there is a three years warranty on the product. After many exchanges with Lacie online support, which is actually quite reactive, they eventually invited me to ship the NAS back to their Paris workshop and warned carefully that I should backup my files before doing so, because they would get lost in the maintenance process... So I ended up with a machine unable to work properly, unable to backup my data on a single USB disk and unreachable on the network. I took the disks off, carefully not breaking the seals and plugged the main disk into a SATA HDD Docking station plugged into my Ubuntu laptop. I tried to mount the disk and got the following result : dominique@dominique-ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdc2 /mnt/LACIE500 [sudo] password for dominique: mount: type inconnu de système de fichiers 'linux_raid_member' The trick is to use xfs type in the mount command : dominique@dominique-ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdc /mnt/LACIE320 -t linux_raid_member mount: type inconnu de système de fichiers 'linux_raid_member' dominique@dominique-ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdc2 /mnt/LACIE320 -t xfs ther you get back access to all your files in the <mntpoint>/share/share directory Hope that helps ! As a matter of fact, this model is really weak.
After one year of intense usage, the onboard sqlite database gets filled-up and the samba server does not work.
Tried to rebuild the RAID1 array, RESET the machine, nothing worked.

So there I am with my two RAID1 disks and a useless housing which cannot be upgraded with the new firmware version because it refuses to apply the patches provided on the manufacturer’s download page…

I have purchased this LACIE-2BIG in august 2009 and there is a three years warranty on the product.

After many exchanges with Lacie online support, which is actually quite reactive, they eventually invited me to ship the NAS back to their Paris workshop and warned carefully that I should backup my files before doing so, because they would get lost in the maintenance process…

So I ended up with a machine unable to work properly, unable to backup my data on a single USB disk and unreachable on the network.
I took the disks off, carefully not breaking the seals and plugged the main disk into a SATA HDD Docking station plugged into my Ubuntu laptop.
I tried to mount the disk and got the following result :
dominique@dominique-ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdc2 /mnt/LACIE500
[sudo] password for dominique:
mount: type inconnu de système de fichiers ‘linux_raid_member’

The trick is to use xfs type in the mount command :

dominique@dominique-ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdc /mnt/LACIE320 -t linux_raid_member
mount: type inconnu de système de fichiers ‘linux_raid_member’
dominique@dominique-ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdc2 /mnt/LACIE320 -t xfs

ther you get back access to all your files in the /share/share directory

Hope that helps !

]]> Comment on Détection vidéo intelligente : mythes et limites. by admin http://personalinteractor.com/blog/2006/11/detection-video-intelligente-%e2%80%93-mythes-et-limites/#comment-1696 admin Fri, 29 Oct 2010 13:41:16 +0000 http://www.personalinteractor.com/blog/?p=67#comment-1696 référence à cet article dans un commentaire plus récent sur le site de Expo Protection : http://www.info.expoprotection.com/site/FR/L_exploitation_des_images_en_videosurveillance,C1308,I1308,Zoom-e4612607e1160c26ab1c8fd16b1a28c5.htm?KM_Session=47cb18e0727495c65710a91fcf27a766 référence à cet article dans un commentaire plus récent sur le site de Expo Protection : http://www.info.expoprotection.com/site/FR/L_exploitation_des_images_en_videosurveillance,C1308,I1308,Zoom-e4612607e1160c26ab1c8fd16b1a28c5.htm?KM_Session=47cb18e0727495c65710a91fcf27a766

]]> Comment on Séminaire aux îles Kerkennah (Tunisie) by boris http://personalinteractor.com/blog/2010/06/seminaire-aux-iles-kerkennah-tunisie/#comment-1649 boris Mon, 16 Aug 2010 15:23:12 +0000 http://personalinteractor.com/blog/?p=284#comment-1649 Merci pour cette présentation de l'état de l'art et bravo pour toutes les bons articles présent dans ce blog. Au chapitre analyse, je précise de manière très opportuniste que l'audio-surveillance intelligente est maintenant prête et permet une vrai détéction d'anormalités (cris, bris de verre...) sans problème de luminosité ou de direction. www.orelia.fr Boris Merci pour cette présentation de l’état de l’art et bravo pour toutes les bons articles présent dans ce blog.

Au chapitre analyse, je précise de manière très opportuniste que l’audio-surveillance intelligente est maintenant prête et permet une vrai détéction d’anormalités (cris, bris de verre…) sans problème de luminosité ou de direction.

http://www.orelia.fr

Boris

]]> Comment on Chapitre I : L’évolution de la Technologie by II L’EVOLUTION DE LA TECHNOLOGIE « Personal Interactor http://personalinteractor.com/blog/chapitre-ii-levolution-de-la-technologie/#comment-1603 II L’EVOLUTION DE LA TECHNOLOGIE « Personal Interactor Tue, 01 Jun 2010 11:00:30 +0000 http://personalinteractor.com/blog/?page_id=273#comment-1603 [...] Chapitre I : L’évolution de la Technologie [...] [...] Chapitre I : L’évolution de la Technologie [...]

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The Cisco WAAS platform is weak sauce. Took me hours to configure the beast….

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