I just got Debian running on my NAS326. I'm using the rootfs 5.2.9 with kernel 5.5.3 (both from here).
Everything seems to work fine, with one exception. I seem to be missing a hard drive. I have two identical drives installed in the bays, and the stock firmware shows both of them. Both in the GUI and on the command prompt (/dev/sda and /dev/sdb).
However, the Debian system only shows one disk as /dev/sda, my flash drive as /dev/sdc, and a bunch of NAND stuff. But there is no /dev/sdb, and the HDD seems to be invisible.
I've tried zeroing both HDDs completely in my PC (in case some weird non-standard RAID stuff from the original firmware was causing issues) but it doesn't change the result.
Looking at the output of dmesg (see attachment), it seems to detect both drives initially. But then it just prints: "ata_id[3338]: unable to open '/dev/sdb'". And I can't figure out why. Since the stock OS finds both drives, I assume it can't be a bad connection or drive defect. But what could it be?
Everything seems to work fine, with one exception. I seem to be missing a hard drive. I have two identical drives installed in the bays, and the stock firmware shows both of them. Both in the GUI and on the command prompt (/dev/sda and /dev/sdb).
However, the Debian system only shows one disk as /dev/sda, my flash drive as /dev/sdc, and a bunch of NAND stuff. But there is no /dev/sdb, and the HDD seems to be invisible.
I've tried zeroing both HDDs completely in my PC (in case some weird non-standard RAID stuff from the original firmware was causing issues) but it doesn't change the result.
Looking at the output of dmesg (see attachment), it seems to detect both drives initially. But then it just prints: "ata_id[3338]: unable to open '/dev/sdb'". And I can't figure out why. Since the stock OS finds both drives, I assume it can't be a bad connection or drive defect. But what could it be?