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OS6 now works on x86 Legacy WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORT!
Update: It is now unofficially possible using NTGR images to update legacy hardware to os6.X See Post #3, for directions to install 6.2.1 on x86 Ultra and Pro Models. (ARM NOT SUPPORTED by this OS) ...
mdgm and I have decided that its time to lock this thread. So please do post any new OS6 on Legacy issues on their own threads.
actually i would love this.
i'll probably be buying one of the new ones sooner or later, but most of the non-open parts of os6 i'm simply not interested in. i relly don't like readyclod, readybox, genie and the rest of the bunch. good call with regard to btrfs though.
the dropbox plugin that furrently exists does more for me than most of these do. and i'm no big fan of external dependencies like admin via readycloud.
as for the webgui part: i'm no fan of the new frontend. it's much better than the old frontview, but for my tastes it still gives not nearly enough information about what's going on. and lacks some crucial functionality in my view. i've started a framework in python over christmas, that could be used quite transparently to replace the gui/frontview part. although it does need plenty of work still. i did that in python, btw, anyone interested can have a peek. this thing came out of my frustration with frontview and the direction taken on the v2 arm boxes.
cheers
s.
i'll probably be buying one of the new ones sooner or later, but most of the non-open parts of os6 i'm simply not interested in. i relly don't like readyclod, readybox, genie and the rest of the bunch. good call with regard to btrfs though.
the dropbox plugin that furrently exists does more for me than most of these do. and i'm no big fan of external dependencies like admin via readycloud.
as for the webgui part: i'm no fan of the new frontend. it's much better than the old frontview, but for my tastes it still gives not nearly enough information about what's going on. and lacks some crucial functionality in my view. i've started a framework in python over christmas, that could be used quite transparently to replace the gui/frontview part. although it does need plenty of work still. i did that in python, btw, anyone interested can have a peek. this thing came out of my frustration with frontview and the direction taken on the v2 arm boxes.
cheers
s.
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