The shop where you bought it can no longer help you if you claim the audio no longer works.
This is similar to buying a notebook with Microsoft software, and installing Linux on it. This also implies that you are (temporarily or permanently) turning a stable turnkey system into a system that the respective vendors no longer supports. Contentsįun_plug is essentially a technique to stepwise turn a NAS with fixed out-of-the-box functionality into an open Linux machine on which you can install additional software packages and, if you want, learn a bit about Linux. These steps should be performed carefully, as they depend on typed commands and running with “root” privileges. Installation of fun_plug is easy and takes only a few steps. A Berlin-based developer named “Fonz” created a package called “ ffp” (Fonz fun_plug), which includes the script and some extra software which can be invoked by fun_plug. If you delete the fun_plug file (see here for instructions), or replace your hard disk, the modification is gone.įun_plug allows the user to start additional programs and tools on the NAS. This means the user can easily and safely modify the file because the contents of the flash memory is not changed. Unlike all the other Linux software which is loaded when the NAS boots, this file is located on Volume_1 of the hard disk rather than within the flash memory. The Firmwares of various NAS-Devices includes a very interesting bonus: the user can execute a script (file) named “ fun_plug” when the OS is booted.
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