bob: @delores if your NAS already runs debian stable then you could install Freedombone straight onto it. You can git pull the repo and then sudo make install and freedombone menuconfig. Another alternative is to dd the relevant disk image to the drive, which will overwrite everything. Note that installing Freedombone on an existing debian install will change quite a few things, including crypto ciphers, and try to lock down all the main files. It will also remove the non-free repo if it exists.

Mon, 10 Apr 2017 22:43:06 +0000

@delores if your NAS already runs debian stable then you could install Freedombone straight onto it. You can git pull the repo and then sudo make install and freedombone menuconfig. Another alternative is to dd the relevant disk image to the drive, which will overwrite everything.

Note that installing Freedombone on an existing debian install will change quite a few things, including crypto ciphers, and try to lock down all the main files. It will also remove the non-free repo if it exists.