RN102 Firmware update (6.9.1) - Apps won't install

[amethystium]

Sorry, copy-paste 🙂

I hope someonce can help when I try to install any app from available apps serction on the admin page it fails and says apps operation failed Application list might be missing or obsolete

I have checked that the device has internet access and changed dns to google DNS 8.8.8.8

After any installation the system restarts ... OS reinstall Does not help!

I have tried install app from deb file.

[amethystium · Accepted solution]

Solved! 

try to reinstall

SSH commands:

apt-get update 
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install mysql-server

apt-get dialog

apt-get transmission

Ok!

[Marc_V]

Hi @amethystium!

Do other apps not installing? 

Have you tried using a different browser or have tried installing the transmission manually?

You can get the app here and install the App using the Upload button found on the Apps tab.

Please let us know if this helped solved the issue.

Regards

[StephenB]

It looks like you might have installed rsyslog (and that is causing the issues).  Can you try uninstalling that?

[amethystium]

Try remove rsyslog via SSH

[amethystium]

Chrome, Mozilla, IE - Don`t work. I think that it`s bad assembly NASOS / Maybe need the firmware downgrade?

[amethystium · Accepted solution]

Solved! 

try to reinstall

SSH commands:

apt-get update 
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install mysql-server

apt-get dialog

apt-get transmission

Ok!

[Marc_V]

Hi @amethystium

Thank you for sharing your resolution and/or workaround. We appreciate your contribution to the community.

I encourage you to mark the appropriate reply as the “Accepted Solution” so others can be confident in benefiting from the solution.

The NETGEAR Community looks forward to hearing from you and being a helpful resource in the future!

Regards

[StephenB]

Note that running apt-get upgrade is not recommended.

[amethystium]

I know,but this step can help solve my problem. Mysql-server need upgrade to new version otherwise embedded applications do not appear in Frontend.

[StephenB]

It can also incorrectly upgrade packages that Netgear has intentionally left down-rev (for instance packages they have customized).  That has the potential to do damage.