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AFP Out Of Date In OS X Lion
I have a ReadyNAS NV+ with RAIDiator 4.1.7 [1.00a043] installed. Using the developer preview of OS X Lion, I get this message when trying to connect. "The version of the server you are trying to c...
IPv6 is quite a different matter and discussion of this should be kept to a separate thread. Regarding the chances of IPv6 being added to Sparc there was a comment by a Jedi late last year: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=47418&p=271666#p271666
One should also note that the networking hardware is soldered on, so it can't be replaced.
Anyway IPv6 isn't needed by entry-level home users so there isn't much of a need to add such a feature to Sparc devices even if it were possible imo (if a business user needs the latest and greatest business features that most people don't need yet they shouldn't be using a device that ceased being targeted to the business market about a couple of years ago). AFP support for Mac OS X Lion is something some entry-level users would be interested and far more important.
WhoCares? wrote:
I believe there's no driver for the networking hardware that supports IPv6.
One should also note that the networking hardware is soldered on, so it can't be replaced.
Anyway IPv6 isn't needed by entry-level home users so there isn't much of a need to add such a feature to Sparc devices even if it were possible imo (if a business user needs the latest and greatest business features that most people don't need yet they shouldn't be using a device that ceased being targeted to the business market about a couple of years ago). AFP support for Mac OS X Lion is something some entry-level users would be interested and far more important.
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