Hi,
Here is some info on the WD My Book World Edition I got recently.
This device runs an ARMv5 chip at 200MHz. It has 32MB of ram, a gigabit port (a VIA chip) and dual SATA/300. WD locked down the maching quite thoroughly, but it can be opened and I did it. You need to move the drives to another linux machine, mount them as ext3 and uncomment inetd.com and remove passwords in shadow. This part needs care because of the raid setup.
Once you telnet (or ssh) to the device you can start up other services, NFS, sftp, tftp etc... They are all installed, just not started. It even has gcc installed which is handy.
I can give more info if interested.
Here is some info on the WD My Book World Edition I got recently.
This device runs an ARMv5 chip at 200MHz. It has 32MB of ram, a gigabit port (a VIA chip) and dual SATA/300. WD locked down the maching quite thoroughly, but it can be opened and I did it. You need to move the drives to another linux machine, mount them as ext3 and uncomment inetd.com and remove passwords in shadow. This part needs care because of the raid setup.
Once you telnet (or ssh) to the device you can start up other services, NFS, sftp, tftp etc... They are all installed, just not started. It even has gcc installed which is handy.
I can give more info if interested.