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how to downgrade my NAS firmware from 6.10.10
Hi, I'm not a developer geek and don't know how to use the codes or ssh is there easy way to downgrade the OS .. I searched and found option in admin page to do so .. but it requires me to u...
Indeed, sources.list.d seems to be a place where apps can put their own sources.list and not worry that an OS update will change them. On my VM with Docker installed, it's sources list is there, called docker-cli-rnapp.list. Don't do anything with them. You need to put apt.conf and the updated sources.list in /etc/apt.
So apt.conf.d is a directory, not a file. I don't run OS6.10.10, though maybe I do need to put it on a virtual machine to investigate. Is this the new home of sources.list, or is there still one at the level above? What are the contents of that apt.conf?
I'm thinking that Netgear may have created apt.conf.d as a safe place to put mods to sources.list and apt.conf that don't get over-written by an OS update.
Indeed, sources.list.d seems to be a place where apps can put their own sources.list and not worry that an OS update will change them. On my VM with Docker installed, it's sources list is there, called docker-cli-rnapp.list. Don't do anything with them. You need to put apt.conf and the updated sources.list in /etc/apt.
I would like to thank both StephenB and Sandshark
for their solutions and effort they put in this forum your contributions are tremendous
I solved the upload issue and I manage to upload the Plex app
I hope there is a button in setting to turn off the update OS for good and for now on
it must not be updated for good .because it keeps popping up when you log in to admin page .
Regards
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