DebianLinux login network storage stage

Article Title: logging on to the network storage stage In Debian Linux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

MartinMichlmayr, the GNU/Debian project leader, joined Marvell after leaving Debian's leadership) the company also led the development and release of the system software installation kit based on the Feroceon hardware platform of Marvell. Feroceon is a ARM5-based CPU. Currently, almost all NAS devices use ARM CPUs. Feroceon has made significant changes to the standard arm fixed pipeline, and its pipeline level is variable, if it contains writeback, the range is changed from Level 6 to Level 8. He also supports Qnap's TS-109 (left) TS-209 (right) NAS storage device. This particular Debian release kit uses the 2.6.25 Kernel

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Michlmayer said the release kit was supported by Marvell and Qnap in development and hardware, although it was only a development version, he is only applicable to "Linux users who know exactly what they are doing to the system ". linuxEden believes that logging on to the NAS device of the Linux release is a new good trend. Prior to this, including EMC, netApp and other large NAS manufacturers adopt hackFreeBSD kernel and closed source code to customize their own NAS operating systems. This is a very bad practice for the healthy development of network storage. Applying the open-source Linux kernel to network storage devices can leverage the high efficiency of dedicated hardware from various manufacturers and leverage the talents of open-source software hackers. what we get is a perfect network storage solution.

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This release kit draws a lot of code from the arm eabi version of Debian-armel. It is the first 2.6.25 kernel version that supports the Marvell Feroceon platform.