Re: [PLUG] Raspberry Pi NAS question

[Will <staticphantom@gmail.com>]

Immediate thought is find a different board that does not use the same USB host for Ethernet and USB. The odroids or beagle bone black would suite you better.

I assume you are running raspbian for this installation since I think they are the only ones that try to do some power save feature with their distro on the pi's.

-Will C

On Dec 21, 2015 10:32, "Adam Zion" <azion1995@gmail.com> wrote:

My Raspberry Pi NAS has the habit of dropping its USB connections. Specifically, after some period of inactivity, I'll try to connect to the drive that I have mapped to the SAMBA share, and it shows empty. When I SSH to the NAS, it throws an input/output error when I try to ls the mount (/media/drive1 or /media/drive2- they're mirrored USB2 drives). A warm reboot restores the connection, but the problems always returns.

Any thoughts?

-Z

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