Where to download addons for ReadyNAS Duo V1 (sparc)?

[SeaMUNKY]

Hello all

Turining to your expert help to see if anyone can guide find a repository or share old addons links.

I have tried most sources including rnxtras.com but failed to collect few addons for my Model: ReadyNASRND2000

And the link from the community support fails to direct to correct page - Third Party Addons

Obviousl would like to have legacy addons for free, so anyone who can direct where I get below addons for my ReadyNAS Duo v1 (sparc) would be very thankful:

1. TwonkyMedia
2. CouchPotato
3. SickBeard
4. NZBGet
5. Sabnzbd
6. Automatic
7. MLDonkey

8. PHP Navigator

9. eXtplorer
10. ruTorrent
11. TorrentFlux
12. Bind DNS Server
13. BZeeet
14. DNS-O-Matic
15. DynDNS
16. FTPWho
17. Headphones
18. MySQLOn
19. NAS Monitor
20. ntop
21. OpenDNS
22. Pyload
23. ReadyWOL
24. rsnapshot
25. net2ftp
26. phpBB
27. Wget4Web
28. Explore Board
29. PHP Navigator

Absolutely anything I can get my hands on from the list.
So please hit me back with even some good news.

Gazi

[StephenB]

rnxtras.com does have some of these here: https://rnxtras.com/readynas-os4-sparc  Though he does charge a small amount, he also provides support. 

The KB page points to the old ReadyNAS forum - which was decommisioned a long time ago.  @JohnCM_S , @Marc_V : it should be taken down.  Many of the old posts in this area were transfered over from the old forum - some have links that no longer work (stuff like viewtopic.php?f=47&t=21791 )

You can use wayback to access the old forum here:  https://web.archive.org/web/20111121174352/http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=47

Some of the binaries can be downloaded that way, but of course some of the links might be dead.

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@SeaMUNKY wrote:

I have tried most sources including rnxtras.com but failed to collect few addons for my Model: ReadyNASRND2000

General advice here - the Duo has very limited resources - a sparc processor designed back in 2005, stock memory of 256 mb, and a linux OS partition of only 2 GB.  The version of linux it runs is ancient, and it cannot be upgraded.  Loading it up with lot of add-ons isn't a good idea - you will end up filling the OS partition, which will give you a NAS that won't boot.  And even just one or two won't give very good performance by modern standards. 

A better strategy would be to spin up a modern linux system - perhaps on an old PC or in a VM - or alternatively in a raspberry pi.  You can mount the NAS volume as a network share on the linux PC, and run whatever linux applications you like.  You can also just do this on a windows PC or a mac, and run applications like plex on them.

[Sandshark]

There are some here: RAIDiator-Third-Party-Add-ons.  Just select ones that are for the SPARC architecture.

[SeaMUNKY]

@Sandshark when clicked on "sparc" for respective addons, it redirects to this page - https://www.netgear.com/business/products/storage/readynas/

I already mentioed in my main post

[SeaMUNKY]

@Sandsharkfor instance when clicked on [https://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=41666] it re-directs to https://www.netgear.com/business/products/storage/readynas/

[SeaMUNKY]

@StephenBYA bougth couchpotato from rnxtras

unfortunately the to-rrent search egines are dead

I also happen to have newer NAS but this was laying around and hoped to make use of it