The area is actually intriguing for me.Thank you!
My QNAP 410 (ARN) didn't come back after a restart the other night.
I ended up reverting the FW, then needed to run-through the "QNAP Setup Wizard" to regain access to the QNAP Web Console. I didn't realise at the time, but it appears the Setup process has stripped the RAID config from my array!!!! (I suspect it does this, to prepare any connected drives for a new setup)
I'm now stuck - trying to get assistance from QNAP Support. I hope someone can recover the RAID config (as I've come to the end of my Linux expertise).
Thanks for this article. Any further assistance/advice you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
More Bars In More Places (For a Fee)
Here at Manning, a good percentage of the staff consider themselves iPhone fanboys. Those of us who consider this gadget an indispensable resource love to extol its virtues. But like many iPhone converts, there is one major complaint we all share: if we want an iPhone, we pretty much have to become AT&T customers.
Are you losing a significant percentage of your potential audience?
That’s the problem Manning solved by creating ABAnow.org, a website for the American Bar Association‘s Annual and Mid-Year Meeting news site that is optimized for viewing on smart phones.
Creating a mobile site especially makes sense for the ABA – according to 2008 ABA Legal Technology survey 72 percent of lawyers under 40 use a smart phone.
Using the power of PHP, CSS and a little bit of magic, Manning developed a site that detects whether the user is on a computer or a mobile device and then displays content accordingly.
During its February debut in Boston, the site was updated more than 100 times with news, video and audio items in addition to providing a new discussion board that allowed members from afar to participate in debates going on during the meeting.
In addition to creating the new site, we also had a hand in promoting it. Playing off the idea of the ABA to-go, we created simple, bold banner ads promoting the site which were prominently displayed at the group’s Boston meeting.
