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6.1.8 to 6.2?
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2014-11-23
06:00 AM
2014-11-23
06:00 AM
6.1.8 to 6.2?
Hi!
I'm currently running 6.1.8.
Should I be OK doing an upgrade? Anything else I need to know of before doing the upgrade?
Thanks a lot!
I'm currently running 6.1.8.
Should I be OK doing an upgrade? Anything else I need to know of before doing the upgrade?
Thanks a lot!
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2014-11-23
08:24 AM
2014-11-23
08:24 AM
Re: 6.1.8 to 6.2?
You should be fine (though the usual advice that you should always have a backup on another device applies).
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2014-11-23
10:52 AM
2014-11-23
10:52 AM
Re: 6.1.8 to 6.2?
Thanks StephenB.
Installed 6.2 on my Ultra 4 a few minutes ago. Everything seems to be working perfecly fine! At least so far... 🙂
Installed 6.2 on my Ultra 4 a few minutes ago. Everything seems to be working perfecly fine! At least so far... 🙂
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2014-11-25
06:18 AM
2014-11-25
06:18 AM
Re: 6.1.8 to 6.2?
Please tell me how to make a downgrade from 6.2 to OS 6,1,9
I did the update today, and now I do not work more than half of my program
I did the update today, and now I do not work more than half of my program
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2014-11-25
05:30 PM
2014-11-25
05:30 PM
Re: 6.1.8 to 6.2?
Officially, you can't. You did read the release notes, right?
There seem to be a lot of bad interactions in the way that add-ons were previously adjusting the system config (especially apache) and some interesting changes Netgear have introduced in 6.2.0, not to mention other things like add-ons that have kernel drivers, etc. My advice? If you haven't upgraded yet, WAIT. Check with your source of add-ons to be sure they've tested it with 6.2.0 FIRST.
If you HAVE upgraded and run into problems, hopefully these don't affect your ability to access the NAS itself, it's web GUI, etc. If they do, I think there have been some troubleshooting notes posted in other recent threads, or reach out to support. Messy!
Referring to Factory Reset to resolve problems is akin to the first Windows troubleshooting steps being to reboot or boot into Recovery Mode. These things should only be required in dire cases.
There seem to be a lot of bad interactions in the way that add-ons were previously adjusting the system config (especially apache) and some interesting changes Netgear have introduced in 6.2.0, not to mention other things like add-ons that have kernel drivers, etc. My advice? If you haven't upgraded yet, WAIT. Check with your source of add-ons to be sure they've tested it with 6.2.0 FIRST.
If you HAVE upgraded and run into problems, hopefully these don't affect your ability to access the NAS itself, it's web GUI, etc. If they do, I think there have been some troubleshooting notes posted in other recent threads, or reach out to support. Messy!
Referring to Factory Reset to resolve problems is akin to the first Windows troubleshooting steps being to reboot or boot into Recovery Mode. These things should only be required in dire cases.
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2014-11-25
05:31 PM
2014-11-25
05:31 PM
Re: 6.1.8 to 6.2?
In 6.2 a number of things are upgraded e.g. snapshots, so if you want to downgrade a factory reset would be necessary.
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2014-12-03
06:37 AM
2014-12-03
06:37 AM
Re: 6.1.8 to 6.2?
And another issue with 6.2 is the new ReadyCloud which is incompatible with ReadyNAS Remote. If you have a combination of old (OS 4 or 5) and new (OS 6) systems and want remote access to both, you are SOL. The new ReadyCloud client removes the ReadyNAS Remote client but is incompatible with ReadyNAS Remote. So you lose remote access to the older systems if you want access to anything with 6.2.
I've put messages in both the OS6 beta test and ReadyNAS Remote forums asking if there is a work-around or one impending, and have yet to receive any reply from anyone who would know.
I've put messages in both the OS6 beta test and ReadyNAS Remote forums asking if there is a work-around or one impending, and have yet to receive any reply from anyone who would know.
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