Comments on: Network Attached Storage for under $100? That can’t be right? http://blog.warcom.com.au/blogs/network-attached-storage-for-under-100-that-cant-be-right/ The Warcom Blog covers hot new products, technology news and reviews. Follow our RSS feed for daily updates Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:26:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: S.F.Hasan http://blog.warcom.com.au/blogs/network-attached-storage-for-under-100-that-cant-be-right/comment-page-1/#comment-2048 S.F.Hasan Mon, 25 Oct 2010 09:23:21 +0000 http://blog.warcom.com.au/?p=679#comment-2048 Hello, I have some queries about the Wellland ME-752GNS as I planning to buy it but I am not really clear about its capabilities. 1. Does it support adding another USB attached harddisk to the USB port to increase the NAS storage space. Although the USB port is advertised as the printer port to support USB printers, has anyone tried it get some results. 2. If it does not allow adding a USB harddisk to increase storage in the stock firmware, does it allow to be updated with any custom firmware like FreeNAS to provide this functionality. 3. On the website specs it states as below : - File System FAT32 for LAN mode , FAT32/NTFS for USB/eSATA mode Does it means it will not support Linux Ext2/Ext3 file format in any modes (USB/ESATA/Ethernet). I plan to use ext3 as the file format while running it via the Ethernet (as a true NAS device). Have you or anyone else tested it with such setup. Would appreciate if you can speedily respond. Thanks. Hello,

I have some queries about the Wellland ME-752GNS as I planning to buy it but I am not really clear about its capabilities.

1. Does it support adding another USB attached harddisk to the USB port to increase the NAS storage space. Although the USB port is advertised as the printer port to support USB printers, has anyone tried it get some results.

2. If it does not allow adding a USB harddisk to increase storage in the stock firmware, does it allow to be updated with any custom firmware like FreeNAS to provide this functionality.

3. On the website specs it states as below :

- File System FAT32 for LAN mode , FAT32/NTFS for USB/eSATA mode

Does it means it will not support Linux Ext2/Ext3 file format in any modes (USB/ESATA/Ethernet).

I plan to use ext3 as the file format while running it via the Ethernet (as a true NAS device). Have you or anyone else tested it with such setup.

Would appreciate if you can speedily respond.

Thanks.

]]> By: Oscicaswesque http://blog.warcom.com.au/blogs/network-attached-storage-for-under-100-that-cant-be-right/comment-page-1/#comment-1042 Oscicaswesque Sat, 02 Jan 2010 02:54:24 +0000 http://blog.warcom.com.au/?p=679#comment-1042 Cool affair, I did not thought it was going to be so awesome when I read your title with link. Cool affair, I did not thought it was going to be so awesome when I read your title with link.

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