OS6 now works on x86 Legacy WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORT!

So, I just lost about 15 minutes worth of typing due to this error:

Sorry but the board is temporarily unavailable, please try again in a few minutes.

Anyway, what I think I was saying was:

Skywalker wrote:
How are you concluding that it didn't clear the history?

Because that is what the GUI is telling me. . .

Skywalker wrote:
We'll still read the current information from the drive and re-populate the database. If your ATA error count was high before, it will still be high, because that count is stored in the drive and we can't reset it. However, any alert messages about your ATA error count increasing should go away, unless it continues to increase more than expected.

Okay now I'm confused. . . Earlier you said:

Skywalker wrote:
Diagnostic programs don't pay attention to ATA errors. ATA errors can be caused on some drives by simply sending the drive an invalid command. But we don't expect that to be happening on the ReadyNAS, so ATA error are out of the ordinary.

and. . .

Skywalker wrote:
If you have SSH, you can check your SMART data and ATA errors by running these commands: smartctl -a /dev/disk/internal/0:5*

. . .which I did, and the drive reported that it was perfectly heathy. No errors whatsoever. Hence my confusion. . . :?
If you would like to see the output of the command above, this is what it looks like:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4603388/SmartData.txt

Is there some other stored data on the drive that "smartctl" isn't reporting?
Please clarify, and. . .
Thanks again!