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Former NETGEAR ReadyNAS Technical Forums Expert.

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@jpass022 You're welcome.

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1 day to go. My time at NETGEAR has flown by: https://t.co/Rf1ksbJZx9

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@mikeydoyle @NASUtils You're welcome. Thanks for choosing @NETGEAR #ReadyNAS

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@JustinBarker77 @NETGEAR Glad that it's resolved.

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@mymediaalexa @imnotyourdoctr There is a Docker app for the ReadyNAS.

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@skitipper @NETGEAR What problems are you having configuring them? Have you tried our community at https://t.co/lPJOqrC3ZM? Though that is going down for maintenance tonight.

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@TomCurle There have been suggestions on the community. If you can't find one another option is to get a new x86 ReadyNAS e.g. RN426, RN428, RN526X, RN528X, RN626X or RN628X and follow https://t.co/AYIb7HryOy

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Blast from the past... Many happy memories on the NETGEAR ReadyNAS Community.

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@btaroli The app from rnxtras uses the standard x86 Linux client that is affected but the service on our Cloud tab doesn't use that. The user on our community who got the email was using the rnxtras app.

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@btaroli @NETGEAR @DropboxSupport @Dropbox Are you using the app from rnxtras or the feature on the Cloud tab?

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@btaroli @NETGEAR @DropboxSupport @Dropbox Obviously advanced users could SSH in and run a VM in VirtualBox (unsupported) but hopefully there's a better solution than that. We've been shipping products with BTRFS for over 5 years and we haven't looked back to EXT4.

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@btaroli @NETGEAR @DropboxSupport @Dropbox There's a community thread as well: https://t.co/owuVSgM9Lx I'll try to find out if there's something we can do about this.

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@DavidBa50868301 @NETGEAR No

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@revolize @KaznovaMusic So your ethernet ports on your NAS definitely are broken?

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@revolize @KaznovaMusic I haven't attempted to get USB ethernet cards working on OS6. It would require at the very least compiling kernel module I would think. As the kernel changes pretty much every firmware release even if you get this to work you'd have to keep on recompiling it.

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@peterjmahoney Did you contact support? They would probably be best to assist with this.

[Chris Salazar @chris_salazar]

We (@NETGEAR) are aware of the security issue #582384 affecting R6400, R7000, R8000 Routers.
Stay updated here: https://t.co/txgCiUH70B https://t.co/B3sHrF6Cbp

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@CoreyJanson Another would be to use an ordinary x86 Linux PC to attempt to recover the data. Were you using X-RAID?

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@CoreyJanson One is to get a new ReadyNAS: https://t.co/jmsrmvKKnt