No luck, I wasn't able to change the nic... I could access the web and my HDA, but dhcp wouldn't work on the HDA when I disabled my router dhcp... I'm bailing on Amahi... I spent hours yesterday and can't invest anymore time trouble shooting it.

well I downloaded the Fedora 19 installer and will try installing it that way. I will post back on my success.

yes... they match HDA default settings. I use a router and a switch and AP's, do I need to reboot them too?

I got it installed and the code recognized with the express installer... I can access the internet and //HDA - however when I disable DHCP in my router, DHCP doesn't work on the HDA... Yet the DHCP server on the HDA seems to be running. Could that be a result of eth0?

I too have tried to install from Express (tried yesterday for the first time) and am faced with this issue. I have tried to re-install several times and the express installer does not force eth0 - I even tried to edit the nic in the initial setup screen and all that does is not allow me to enter the...

Thanks. Is the full install installing fedora and pointing to f14 repo or is there a better way?

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Hello, I'm new to the forum. I'm a windows guy. I understand networking and I'm tired of using a windows PC as a server, I won't spend the money for the Home Server. I have: DQ57TM Intel board I5 processor 3.33Ghz 8GB RAM 3X1.5TB drives 1X 300GB drive I tried the express installer as I thought it wo...

Thanks! I though I read on the wiki that updates could break Amahi

Although from what I've read your not supposed to do the yum-updates... however it fixed my problem... (I'm getting 50MB/s) hope the updates don't break anything in Amahi...

Thanks for the tip... no offence, there's got to be a better way that DOS If that's it... then I'm done with amahi... I'll head back to WHS... I have about 5-600GB of data to move... it will take me weeks