Genie Apps on new readynas 104 not installing?

For users having trouble installing apps on their ReadyNAS 6 device:

Was having a lot of trouble installing apps on my 102 - kept getting the "Could not download {App Name}" error . Did manage to install QBittorrent (via the .deb file) from Super-Poussin's Dropbox link, though. Was also contemplating contacting Netgear tech support but wasn't too hopeful after my previous, rather horrendous, experience with them (it almost seemed that the email tech was actually a text parsing bot).

Now, looking at the links posted by chirpa (thanks!) earlier in this thread, have realised it's possible to download and install the latest versions of apps for your OS release number without dealing with the rather buggy web GUI. So, for anyone else still having trouble installing apps on their ReadyNAS 6 /R6 /OS6 device, here's what worked for me:

1. Get the list of apps by downloading

http://www.readynas.com/packages/readynasos/dists/6.0.8/apps/binary-armel/Packages.gz 

(Replace the 6.0.8 in the link with the version you're on)

2. Grep for package (as chirpa explains earlier in this thread - sorry, I'm not a command line wiz) . Or just open the file in WinRAR/7zip/WinZip and load the Packages file you'll find inside into Notepad. Then search for 'Package'. Alternatively, search for the app you want.

3. The search will cycle through all the apps available for your OS release version - I wanted Plex so that's what I searched for - You'll find a 'Filename' entry in the next line - something like

dists/6.0.8/apps/pool/plex/plexmediaserver-ros6-binaries_0.9.7.28.0-d1f35c1-netgear2_armel.deb

4. Copy this and paste it after

http://apt.readynas.com/packages/readynasos/

to get the download link:

http://apt.readynas.com/packages/readynasos/dists/6.0.8/apps/pool/plex/plexmediaserver-ros6-binaries_0.9.7.28.0-d1f35c1-netgear2_armel.deb

5. Download the file; upload and install in the Apps section on the ReadyNAS web interface.

That's it - managed to install Plex on my 102 using this method. Of course, YMMV; I'm not too sure how safe installing apps like this is, so do so at your own risk.