Saw the bump from Chirpa - had completely missed this coming out last year. Is there any ongoing development work with it still? i.e. will it go final - in which case I'll move to it and report any bugs. If that is unlikely I'd rather stay with 4.1.10 as its been stable for me - dont fix what isnt broken 🙂
Ya, that post was from when I was still employed there, a year ago. Skywalker just edited it from the 4.1.10 beta to 4.1.11. Sneaking in under the radar 😉
Well the upgrade went fine as far as I can tell, can access my shares ok, Logitech media server is still there etc. Only thing I can see is that ReadyDLNA is now version 1.1.0-cvs whereas I was using 1.1.0~rc4 - I'm assuming the one in T1 is a later/same version or should I update DLNA? Playing music via wifi to logitech touch is ok, as is video via WIFI to my PS3. If anything file browsing seemed a bit faster. Still get PS3 protocal 2104 errors but I think i you leave it a few seconds the folder appears - exactly the same behaviour as before. Seems all good so far guys, let me know if you want me to specifically check anything.
So for anyone who has upgraded to T1, can you check the permissions on your top-level shares and whether they have changed? Just wondering if the nouser/nogroup issue is still fixed, or if the permissions have to be reset with the beta...thanks
Newbie here...I've just taken over as IT admin for my company and within the kit we have is a Netgear ReadyNAS with 2 WD RED 2TB drives in RAID 1.
Sadly, the ReadyNAs seems to drops off the network quite regularly.....it has v4.1.10 firmware....will upgrading the fw to 4.1.11 (in due course) help resolve this or is there another "fix" available to correct this issue?
my top level groups have nobody and nogroup as members, nothing else (accessing from windows using the nas admin account) I dont have ssh I dont have drop offs with .10 or .11
Saw the bump from Chirpa - had completely missed this coming out last year. Is there any ongoing development work with it still? i.e. will it go final - in which case I'll move to it and report any bugs. If that is unlikely I'd rather stay with 4.1.10 as its been stable for me - dont fix what isnt broken 🙂
No idea. NTGR won't comment. Sparc is long EOL, and low priority for them. Maybe after 6.0.5, 5.3.8, 4.2.23, 1.2.2, it will be looked at for a few mins.
Well, I have to admit that I did no longer had any hope for 4.1.12 to be released. And then, out of a sudden, I've received mail from my NAS: "New Firmware available". Today I've downloaded 4.1.2 - and I can confirm: the update went smoothly.
Well, I've updated the firmware only yesterday. The update itself when smoothly - and so far everything is o.k. If I experience anything strange or wrong, I'll post it here.
Hmmmm, I think I'll wait for more of a shakedown before I upgrade. Netgear appears to no longer have any quality control checks in place. Netgear may not care about my data but I certainly care. I don't want my data to rely on luck!
PHP is a community add-on. NetGear does not support these. It is up to community developers to update their addons (if needed) to be compatible with new firmware. It has long been recommended by the community to have EnableRootSSH installed before installing the PHP add-on.
So have I. He is working on a new version of the add-on. Once it is ready he will email it to those who purchased the PHP 5.3.18 and 5.3.20 add-ons for Sparc
