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SickRage taken over update no longer works, use SickChill
Not sure who noticed that after an update Sickrage stopped working, if you then try to download a new version you land on the sickrage.ca page. If you install that version and want to access the GUI you are redirected to that site where you have to create a login. This page is maintained by a different person echelon, who initially added cryptocurrencyminig to both his site and to the SickRage code. This is part of a long running dispute between echelon and the people who maintaned the code the last couple of years. This group has now forked SickRage and created SickChill, less rage more chill! Myhnlo created an updated installer linking to the SickChill git repo: https://github.com/Mhynlo/readynas-sickchill/releases/tag/201810.15-ml0 DaveDowngrade to RAIDiator-x86 from ReadyNAS OS | #notsupported
This is UNSUPPORTED by NETGEAR. Do so at your own risk, without support from NTGR. You need to factory default after downgrading your NAS back to the old platform, BACKUP YOUR DATA! This downgrade will only work for legacy systems (Ultra/Ultra Plus/Pro), the new 312/314/316/516/716X models are not supported by the old firmware. If you do attempt to downgrade a new model to 4.2.x you will likely need to do a USB Boot Recovery followed by a factory default to get a working system again. Here is a pre-built image: RAIDiator-x86-4.2.31-downgrade (54.7 MB) After you do the required reboot as part of the firmware update process you will get the "corrupt root" error. If your NAS has a display on the front you will see it on this. Otherwise you can see it in the Info (far right) column in RAIDar. Once you get that error you will need to power down the system and do a factory default using the boot menu. Note: As RAIDiator-x86 is unable to mount an OS partition formatted to use the BTRFS filesystem there is no add-on trick to avoid a manual factory default. You will need to use the boot menu. If your NAS is off-site or inconvenient to physically access contact me via PM and I may be able to arrange an alternative solution. If you want to build the image on your own, you can follow the steps from this wiki article: $ wget -q http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RNDU2000/RAIDiator-x86-4.2.24.zip $ unzip RAIDiator-x86-4.2.24.zip $ head -n1 RAIDiator-x86-4.2.24 $ echo -n 'info::name=ReadyNASOS,version=6.0-4.2,time=1372729316,size=56387584,md5sum=5a29e74205983247ba50358a453c9ef2,arch=x86_64,descr=ReadyNAS Final Release,release_notes=http://www.readynas.com/RAIDiator_x86_4_2_24_Notes ' > newhead $ dd if=newhead conv=notrunc of=RAIDiator-x86-4.2.24 Basically, changes the ::name and ::arch in the header to match with what ReadyNAS OS 6 expects. Being able to downgrade using the image above may be of use to some who would like to try OS6 but want the ability to go back if they don't like it. More information on running ReadyNAS OS 6 on legacy ReadyNAS can be found in this thread (well worth reading if you are considering the upgrade): OS6 now works on x86 Legacy WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORTApplication dissapeared from ReadyNAS "Installed Apps" after 6.8 or 6.8.1
Hi, i have teamspeak server at my ReadyNAS running. Since version 6.8 upgrade or 6.8.1 upgrade, teamspeak icon dissapeared from frontend of "Installed apps". Could you help? I have checked: - teamspeak 3 server is running fine and it is accepting connections - i have been able to remove and readd the service with "systemctl disable teamspeak3.service" and then using commands systemctl daemon-reload systemctl start teamspeak3.service systemctl enable teamspeak3.service touch /apps/teamspeak3/.localapp - so teamspeak3.service is running fine and its control is also working ok. also service autostart is working with readynas reboot. - i have deleted and recreated .localapp file using command "touch /apps/teamspeak3/.localapp" with no success - i have currently 2 installed apps. the other app is displaying its icon ok. teamspeak3 is not. teamspeak3.service [Unit] Description=Teamspeak 3 After=apache2.service [Service] WorkingDirectory=/apps/teamspeak3 ExecStart=/apps/teamspeak3/ts3server_startscript.sh start Type=forking KillMode=process Restart=on-failure [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target config.xml <Application resource-id="teamspeak3"><!-- 'resource-id' must be AppName --> <Category>APP_CAT_MEDIA</Category> <Name>TeamSpeak 3</Name><!-- Any desciptive name, upto 48 chars --> <Author>TeamSpeak Systems</Author><!-- Authers name. upto 48 chars --> <Version>1.0.0</Version><!-- Version --> <MinFirmwareVer>6.1.3</MinFirmwareVer> <RequireReboot>0</RequireReboot><!-- If non-zero, it indicate reboot is required. --> <ConfigURL></ConfigURL><!-- 'localhost' will be replaced by framework JS. --> <LaunchURL>http://localhost/</LaunchURL><!-- 'localhost' will be replaced by framework JS. --> <ReservePort>9987</ReservePort> <DebianPackage>teamspeak3</DebianPackage> <ServiceName>teamspeak3.service</ServiceName><!-- If start/stop need to start/stop service, specify service name --> <Description lang="en-us">TeamSpeak 3</Description> </Application>2.9KViews0likes5Comments
Possible FrontView bug with long dependency list in Debian Control file
I've been learning how to put together a .deb using the SDK, google, and looking at the contents of some other apps. I managed to package Radarr, but it freezes FrontView when installing on a fresh system (SDK OS 6 image in a VM). If I have libmono-cil-dev installed prior to installing the .deb it installs just fine. Same .deb installs fine via commandline using gdebi even without libmono-cil-dev installed first. My assumption is the long time and/or amount of packages it takes to install libmono-cil-dev (required dependency and listed in the .deb control file) is causing an issue with frontview. The progress window will eventually stop updating around 75%. I can kill the /frontview/bin/fv-app-install process from command line to free up frontview, and I can kill the apt-get process to use apt from the command line.dmesg "disagrees about version of symbol module_layout" modprobe fails with self compiled cdc_acm
Hello, I try to compile cdc_acm kernel driver to make out of NAS a zwave control center (USB Zwave stick). First I've tried to compile ftdi_sio und succeded, modprobe can load this driver. what've I done: took the info on how to compile from hier: community.netgear.com/t5/Community-Add-ons/HOW-TO-Compile-Custom-Kernel-Modules/td-p/864234 but with fresh 6.6.0 OS Version (as on my NAS). for .config copied linux-4.1.30-armada/arch/arm/configs/readynas_defconfig I can compile modules. Vermagic vermagic: 4.1.30.armada.1 SMP mod_unload modversions ARMv7 p2v8 of my modules are the same, but sill, cdc_acm fails, the other one not. Apropos I could have compiled soundcore.ko, and modprobe loads it! (the usb audio is still not working, but that is subject for another question ) As I understand this error have something to do with kernel config, the supplied defconfig seems to be not the same as the production version.... Am I right? or it is a copmletly different problem?12KViews0likes19CommentsOS 6 sources?
I hope this is the right forum for this question: I would like to build a snmptrapd for OS 6.8.0 and so am trying to find the net-snmp source package from which they already built the three snmp binary packages that are installed. Since this is under GPL, I figure it must be available somewhere. I found this promising page https://kb.netgear.com/2649/NETGEAR-Open-Source-Code-for-Programmers-GPL but the 3312 is not mentioned. Is it the same as for ReadyNAS 100 / 300 / 500 / 700 / 3130 / 3138 / 3220 / 4220 ?SolvedGetting started as a developer
From the ReadyNAS-Developer-FAQ: What do I need to get started developing an application? Download SDK Package (which is only up to OS6.6.0) Download Example debs Ver. 103 (189721 bytes) (which is located where?) View README file in SDK package (This is included in SDK too.) Download Zipped Development Environment VirtualBox VDI (839743644 bytes) (Found it, but why isn't this a link? How can i determine if it's up to date?) Read How to jump start using VM image (which is located where?) Read How to setup ReadyNASOS on VM (I think I found this, but the images are also not up to date.) Provifding a FAQ usually implies that it provides answers. This provides more questions than answers. Does Netgear actually want new developers? It doesn't look like it. Can anyone point me to a real getting started guide and up-to-date files?
