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NAS Debian package Update Question
Hi All,
I'm trying to squeeze the last remaining life out of my Nas Duo v2.
I came across this possible solution to fix the ssl issue:
https://github.com/rdynsxtrs/r5bin/tree/master/apache2
However when I try to install the deb files after transfering them to the NAS I get an error:
dpkg-deb: `apache2_2.2.34-0+rnx1_armel (1).deb' is not a debian format archive
dpkg: error processing apache2_2.2.34-0+rnx1_armel (1).deb (--install):
I've tried downloading the files as a zip and also individually. I've also tried from a Windows box and MAC, but for both scenarios I get the same error.
Anyone have any ideas?
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space-bob wrote:
I'm trying to squeeze the last remaining life out of my Nas Duo v2.
I am thinking that you actually have the original Duo (v1).
The original Duo
- runs 4.1.x firmware
- has "ReadyNAS Duo" on the front panel
- often has other labels that say RND2000 v2 (which don't mean what you think).
The Duo v2
- runs 5.3.x firmware
- has "ReadyNAS Duo v2" on the front panel.
On the sticker on the bottom it says RND2120 v2.
So I guess it is not the version I think it is - is there any option available for my model?
Thanks!
space-bob wrote:
is there any option available for my model?
There is no add-on for the SSL version error.
What you can do is
- Use Edge in IE Mode
- Configure FireFox to allow TLS 1.0 connections
- Modify virtual.conf in the NAS to allow https connections to frontview.
The last option is described here:
space-bob wrote:
On the sticker on the bottom it says RND2120 v2.
So I guess it is not the version I think it is
The "V2" just signifies a minor hardware revision (a component change).
Very poor branding on Netgear's part, we've been dealing with the confusion here for about 12 years now.
Hi.
I have a ReadyNAS NV+ v2 running firmware version 5.3.13 and having the same problem.
It says on the github page "The code provided does not work for the similarly named SPARC systems."
How do I check what system i I have? Or is the error I'm receiving a sure confirmation that I'm having i SPARC system?Figured it out. ssh to nas and run uname -a. It says I'm running a arm system. Still stuck with the not a debian format error, but have decided to install open media vault on the nas, so it doesn't matter anymore
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